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By "Attending" the event on Facebook, you tell your friends and colleagues that you plan to be at the Healthy People Conference.

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E-mail Messages

External Message

Just a brief note to invite you registering for the Healthy People 2011 Conference & Expo at Loma Linda University on March 8-9. This lifestyle conference is unique to Southern California. It’s focus is on reframing the conversations around health and finding new avenues for cultivating effective change—both of which are much needed, especially now. This year, Healthy People will bring awareness to the impact our daily food choices make on our personal, social, economic and environmental health.

I’m registered already and hope you’ll join me. Check it out at www.healthypeopleconference.org. I think you’ll be impressed by the great lineup of world-class speakers. The interaction during workshops and Q&As should be very helpful, as well. Hope to see you in Loma Linda in March.

Internal Message

[The name of your organization] is one of the Planning Partners for the Healthy People 2011 Conference & Expo. Please take a moment to visit the Web site at www.healthypeopleconference.org and check out the program. This year, Healthy People will bring awareness to the impact our daily food choices make on our personal, social, economic and environmental health.

This is the premiere event on lifestyle medicine in Southern California, featuring world-class speakers such as Dr. Caldwell Esselstyn, Dr. Loel Soloman, Dr. Harold Goldstein, Jane Brody, Jeffrey Smith, and many others. It also features time for meaningful interaction and networking. Topics include how to end the coronary heart disease epidemic, the documented health risks of Genetically Modified Foods, how to bring slow food back to the schools, the FTC’s perspective on food marketing to children and more.

I hope you'll mark March 8 and 9 on your calendars now and plan to be part of the conversations!