Gym Will Host Community Health Fair
A free community health fair is scheduled for March 24 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Leiske-Pultar Gymnasium.
The fair will include health education on the following topics: vital signs, blood glucose, blood pressure check, body mass index, vision screening, strep testing, body fat assessment, flexibility, muscle fitness, hearing check, and CPR/Heimlich teaching.
Information will also be provided on dental health, nutrition education and lifestyle management. In addition, there will be activities for kids such as a one-mile fun run, coloring, puzzles, and a jump rope/hula hoop competition.
For more information contact: johnsoncountyhealthfair2013@yahoo.com.
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