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Go Red for Women, February 2011 Western Walks-a-Thon Fall 2011 Big Pink Volleyball Summer 2011 Western Walks-a-Thon Fall 2011 Blood Pressure Checks Big Pink Volleyball Summer 2011 Western Walks-a-Thon Fall 2011 Go Red for Women, February 2011 Outdoor Kayaking Workshop, June 2011 Big Pink Volleyball Summer 2011 Go Red for Women, February 2011

Western Well: Employee Wellness at Western Illinois University

Videos

Jackie Thompson Wellness Lecture -
Jackie Thompson Wellness Lecture - "The Importance of Wellness in Your Life" Dr. Gil Belles

Neuro Points Self-Defense Workshop with Dr. Jamie Johnson
Neuro Points Self-Defense Workshop with Dr. Jamie Johnson

Health Tips

Physical activity is an unplanned movement performed during daily activity where as exercise is planned, structured and a repetitive movement to improve or maintain one or more components of physical activity.

How can I tell if I have high blood pressure?

  • High blood pressure (also called Hypertension) has no symptoms. That's why it's called a "silent killer".
  • A single elevated blood pressure reading doesn't mean you have high blood pressure.
  • The only way to find out if you have high blood pressure is to have your blood pressure checked by a doctor or other qualified health professional.
  • Optimal blood pressure with respect to cardiovascular risk is less than 120/80 mm Hg.

Past Event Photos

Go Red for Women, February 2011
Go Red for Women group photo
Big Pink Volleyball, Fall 2011
Big Pink Volleyball, Fall 2011
Western Walks-a-Thon Fall 2011
Western Walks-a-Thon Participants
Big Pink Volleyball Summer 2011
Big Pink Volleyball Participants group photo
Outdoor Kayaking Workshop, June 2011
Outdoor Kayaking Workshop group photo