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September is Suicide Prevention: sized for Twitter banner

September is Suicide Prevention: sized for Twitter banner (v2)
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September is Suicide Prevention: sized for Twitter banner

September is Suicide Prevention: sized for Twitter banner
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September is Suicide Prevention: sized for website (v2)

September is Suicide Prevention: sized for website (v2)
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Service Day Sep 2015

Service Day Sep 2015 ( AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Sexual Assault Awareness

Sexual Assault Awareness 2017
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Sexual Assault Safe Helpline graphic

Sexual Assault Safe Helpline graphic (AF graphic)
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Shrink Your Plate, Shrink Your Waist

Shrink
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Sickle Cell Awareness

Sickle Cell Awareness
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SIDS Awareness Oct 2016

SIDS Awareness Oct 2016 (AF Graphic)
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Skin Cancer Aug 2015

Skin Cancer Aug 2015 (Steve Thompson / AF Graphic)
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Skin Cancer Protection May 2015

Skin Cancer Protection May 2015 (AF Graphic / Steve Thompson)
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Skin cancer: Here's how to reduce the risk

One in five Americans develop skin cancer in their lifetime. As Airmen spend more time in the sun, it is vital they are aware of the dangers associated with increased sun exposure and the precautions they can take to lower their risk of skin cancer. (U.S. Air Force graphic)
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Sleep and Vision Awareness Month 2017

Sleep and Vision Awareness Month 2017
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Sleep Awareness Week 2017

Sleep Awareness Week 2017
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Sleep Fact 1

Sleep Fact 1
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Sleep Fact 2

Sleep Fact 2
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Sleep Graphic

On average, we spend 33 percent of our lives asleep. Sleep hygiene involves a variety of different behavioral practices which are necessary for quality sleep and full alertness during waking hours.
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Sleep Hygiene

Sleep Hygiene (AF graphic)
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Sleep process

This diagram illustrates the influence of light and darkness on the circadian rhythm and related physiology and behavior through the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the brain. (Graphic courtesy of Steve Thompson, AFMS Public Affairs)
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Smoke free

Smoke free
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