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	Title & Description	Audiences	Keywords	Download/View *
	National Diabetes Month 2011 Radio PSA These :30 second and :60 second radio scripts on making a plan to prevent diabetes and its complications, for people with diabetes or at risk for the disease, are meant to be read, recorded, and broadcasted by local radio stations.	Partners Community	National Diabetes Month	National Diabetes Month 2011 Radio PSA Template Cover Letter National Diabetes Month 2011 Radio PSA Script National Diabetes Month 2011 Radio PSA Script (Spanish) National Diabetes Month 2011 Radio PSA Template Cover Letter (Spanish)
$Control Your Diabetes. For Life. - 60 Second Radio PSA Script (American Indian\Alaska Native)$	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. - 60 Second Radio PSA Script (American Indian\Alaska Native) A radio script promoting NDEP's Control Your Diabetes. For Life campaign for American Indians and Alaska Natives.	American Indians and Alaska Natives	blood glucose physical activity	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. Radio PSA Script for American Indian Audiences
	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. - Radio PSA A radio script encouraging people to control their diabetes. "Control Your Diabetes. For Life."	General Audience	physical activity weight loss	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. Radio PSA Script for General Audiences
	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. - Radio PSA A radio script promoting NDEP's Control Your Diabetes. For Life campaign to an Asian American audience.	Asian American and Pacific Islander	healthy eating physical activity weight loss	Control Your Diabetes. For Life. Radio PSA Script for Asian American Audiences
	El Dr. Huerta habla sobre la diabetes (Spanish) Listen to Dr. Huerta deliver an important diabetes message to our Spanish speaking audience.	Older Adults Hispanic/Latino American Adults		Dr. Huerta 60 Radio PSA Transcript Dr. Huerta 60 Second Spot (MP3)
	Get Real - Radio PSA Radio PSA encouraging people to prevent type 2 diabetes. "You can prevent type 2 diabetes. And you don’t have to knock yourself out. It’s about small steps."	General Audience	healthy eating physical activity	Get Real - 60-second Radio PSA Get Real - 30-second Radio PSA Get Real - 60-second Radio PSA Script Get Real - 30-second Radio PSA Script
	Healthy Summer Celebrations - Radio PSA for Asian Americans Radio announcement on healthy summer eating targeted to Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders.	Asian American and Pacific Islander Older Adults Adults	healthy eating weight loss	Healthy Summer Celebrations Radio PSA (AAPI)
	Healthy Summer Celebrations - Radio PSA Script A radio script promoting healthy summer eating.	General Audience Adults		Healthy Summer Celebrations Radio PSA
	Healthy Summer Celebrations - Radio PSA Script for American Indians A radio script that encourages American Indians to bring healthy foods to summer gatherings. 60- and 30-second versions.	American Indians and Alaska Natives	healthy eating	Healthy Summer Celebrations Radio PSA (AIAN)
	It's Not Too Late to Prevent Diabetes - Radio PSA These radio spots explain how older adults in your community can prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes with a few small steps.	General Audience	healthy eating physical activity	It's Not Too Late to Prevent Diabetes - 30-second Radio PSA It's Not Too Late to Prevent Diabetes - 60-second Radio PSA It's Not Too Late to Prevent Diabetes - 60-second Radio PSA Script It's Not Too Late to Prevent Diabetes - 30-second Radio PSA Script

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