Materials

These public education materials are designed specifically for the As You Age campaign to warn older Americans of the dangers of mixing certain prescription drugs or prescription medications and alcohol. Download these materials, order online, or call 1-800-662-HELP for your free copy of As You Age...A Guide to Aging, Medicines, and Alcohol.

Brochure

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This brochure highlights information about how both medications and alcohol affect the bodies of older adults. Steps to take in order to avoid harmful reactions, signals indicating an alcohol or medication-related problem, and a chart to list prescription and over-the-counter medications are included.
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In May 2004, SAMHSA and the FDA launched a campaign to inform older adults about the dangers of combining medicines with alcohol and medication misuse. As part of that campaign, this public service announcement was created to encourage people to ask questions about the medications they take, guard against harmful interactions and misuse, and educate themselves about the dangers of mixing alcohol with medications.
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In May 2004, SAMHSA and the FDA launched a campaign to inform older adults about the dangers of combining medicines with alcohol and medication misuse. As part of that campaign, this public service announcement was created to encourage people to learn more about their medications, how to take medications, and how to guard against potential problems.
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Administration on Aging

Older Americans Month, May 2005
Download materials and view information explaining how you and your organization can play an important role in publicizing Older Americans Month. Communication tools are provided to easily adapt and customize your own message.

For more information, Contact:
Mimi Toomey U.S. Administration on Aging
Department of Health and Human Services
Washington, DC 20201
202-357-0141
mimi.toomey@aoa.gov

Multimedia

Broadcasters can request broadcast-quality versions of the PSAs by calling 240-221-4038 or sending an e-mail to ncadi-web@samhsa.hhs.gov.

Radio PSAs

As Times Change :30
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio30sec001.wma

I Didn't Know :30
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio30sec002.wma

As Times Change :20
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio20sec001.wma

I Didn't Know :20
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio20sec002.wma

Medicine Smart :15
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio15sec001.wma

Know the Risks :15
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0428_Radio15sec002.wma

TV PSAs

Confused
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0427_Ver1TV.wmv

As You Age--Couple 1
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0427_Ver2TVBH.wmv

As You Age--Couple 2
http://overhill.ncadi.samhsa.gov/ASF1/3Development/0427_Ver2TVWH.wmv

Note: These PSAs are in the public domain and can be used without permission. However, we would appreciate knowing how you use these messages. Please let us know by calling 240-221-4038 or sending an e-mail to ncadi-web@samhsa.hhs.gov.

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