2004 Public Service Announcements
Post Cards/Television

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Post Cards

	And which little piggy is about to have surgery? It's not a doodle. It's an autograph. Because before surgery, many doctors sign the site where surgery should be performed, while the patient watches. It's a program called "Sign Your Site," to make extra sure the operation happens in the place it should.
	You've got 206 reasons not to be a lazybones. Even as an adult, all of your bones keep changing. They're either building and maintaining their strength or becoming weak and porous. Weight-bearing exercise is critical. By staying in shape, you can prevent bone loss.
	When is a simple fracture a really bad break? For many adults a fracture is a sign of underlying bone loss. So if you get a fracture from a minor fall or in the same spot twice, we recommend a bone density test. And certain lifestyle changes like better nutrition and weight-bearing exercise.

Television

Lazy Bones - Video

• 15 Second PSA
  • 15 Second Modem
  • 15 Second Broadband
• 30 Second PSA
  • 30 Second Modem
  • 30 Second Broadband
• 60 Second PSA
  • 60 Second Modem
  • 60 Second Broadband

Audio

• Sedentary Family

• TramPolice

To listen to the audio or view the video you will need a 56 kb modem or faster, a sound card, and the RealOne Player. The RealOne Player is available for downloading at no cost.

AAOS Members Only - You can order - at no cost while supplies last - posters, postcards, and a "How To" which provides information on using these public service messages in your local community.

Information on using these PSAs

Contact the Public and Media Relations Department.
Call Teena Austin at (847) 384-4031 or e-mail austin@aaos.org.