Hygeia Philo [on cover of Preventing chronic disease, v. 4, no. 3, July 2007]
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Journal Article:Preventing Chronic Disease
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Description:This computer-generated image depicts Hygeia Philo, the CDC’s lead avatar in the virtual world of Second Life. Dr. John Anderton designed Hygeia Philo, whose name is based on the Greek meaning ‘lover of health”, to be the modern muse of health, serving as lead health spokesperson and health educator in this new virtual space. Hygeia was featured as the cover art for the CDC’s journal, Preventing Chronic Disease, July, 2007, as emblematic of new media, and new issues confronting traditional public health practice.
CDC’s presence in the online virtual world “Second Life” launched in August, 2006. Dr. Anderton designed the initial CDC space using in-world, i.e., Second Life, tools, creating hyperlinks to CDC websites including the MMWR, CDC.gov homepage, CDC podcasts and the Public Health Image Library, PHIL. CDC public health posters from the first 6 decades of the CDC’s existence were displayed in the “Public Health Poster of the Week” billboard feature, which was updated weekly from August, through the end of December, 2006.
PHIL ID 10015
http://phil.cdc.gov/phil/details.asp?pid=10015
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Source:Preventing chronic disease ; v. 4, no. 3
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Pages in Document:1 poster
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Volume:4
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Issue:3
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