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Picturing Health: Norman Rockwell and the Art of IllustrationMarch 10 - June 4, 2008
Organized by the Norman Rockwell Museum, rare, original paintings exploring the importance of physical fitness, health and healing across the generations. Joined by original works with similar themes by today's most prominent visual artists.
At CDC, we strive to make CDC's content, tools, and services available when, where, and how users want them. To do so, we use a number of interactive media.
Health-e-Cards: CDC is exploring new channels that allow CDC.gov users to create personalized content to accompany health messages. Users can enter an e-mail address and send a colorful greeting that encourages healthy living, promotes safe activities, or celebrates health- and safety- related events. Please visit the CDC Health-e-Cards site to send a friend or family member a card.
Widgets: CDC is building new tools to allow partners and constituents the ability to use CDC.gov information in new places. Widgets, also called gadgets, are tools users can add to a blog, social network profile or other webpage. Each CDC widget contains targeted health- or safety- related, information from CDC.gov that can be accessed without having to go to the CDC website. View current CDC widgets by clicking on the image.
