Here’s help on getting your health messages across in a way that most people can understand. Check out a new resource from the Public Health Communications Collaborative, Plain Language for Public Health.

Clear communication helps beat back harmful health-related fabrications. “When accurate information about public health is hard to find or understand, it’s easier for false and misleading information to circulate. Using plain language can help your audience find what they need and understand what they find,” the authors note.

The guide walks you through the following three steps:

• Step 1: Prepare Your Communications
• Step 2: Develop and Organize Your Communications
• Step 3: Review and Testing

Download the guide here.