Health and Human Services Secretary Leavitt Launches National Campaign to Reduce Black Infant Mortality.

HEALTH education; INFANT mortality; LEAVITT, Michael O. (Michael Okerlund), 1951-; RADIO advertising; PRINT advertising; PREGNANT women; ALCOHOLIC beverages; UNITED States. Office of Minority Health; HEALTH promotion; GRAHAM, Garth

Reports on the Know What to Do for Life public education campaign to increase awareness about the risk factors associated with infant mortality in the African-American community launched by Mike Leavitt, secretary of the U.S. Health and Human Services. Release of radio and print public service advertisements for the campaign; Messages of the campaign, including the need for expectant mothers to prevent alcoholic drinks; Commitment of the U.S. Office of Minority Health to the health promotion of children according to deputy assistant secretary Garth Graham.