Microsoft Health Vault is offering the Health is Wealth Facebook contest online to raise awareness about health issues facing millions of people worldwide, specifically the causes associated with the American Cancer Society, American Heart Association, and Planned Parenthood.
To compete, people are asked to record a short video of themselves explaining why one of these three causes is important to them, what people can do to prevent the causes’ issues, and if his or her health records are online, and if not, if they see the value to having online health records.
The grand prize for this contest is $10,000 to the winning entry’s organization on behalf of the winner. The first runner-up’s organization gets $5,000, and the second runner-up’s organization gets $2,500. All entrants receive a HealthVault pedometer and long-sleeved T-shirt.
Submissions to the contest can be made until November 23, with winners to be announced on December 21. For more information on the contest, or to enter, visit http://apps.facebook.com/healthiswealth/home/HIW
The National Home Office will be promoting Health is Wealth via nationwide Twitter accounts and Facebook pages. Please feel free to let your personal Friends and Followers know about this contest too.
Microsoft HealthVault is a free privacy- and security-enhanced online service designed to put you in control of your health information. HealthVault lets you gather and store health information from various sources and share information with those you trust. Visit HealthVault.com to learn more.
The Society’s Circle Of SharingTM tool (cancer.org/CircleOf Sharing) connects with Microsoft HealthVault. Circle Of Sharing is a way to find information about a patient’s cancer online, and safely share that information with those who care about that person. When someone uses Circle Of Sharing, they get links to articles about their cancer, where to get resources and help in their area, and more. Circle Of Sharing helps people focus on getting well by giving them the most important information about their health.
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