Fantastic Freebies: Women's Health Calendar

Zac Bissonnette
Aug 26th 2008 at 2:00AM

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The United States Department of Health and Human Services is offering a free 2009 Women's Health Calendar to anyone who fills out this form.

In case you were wondering where your tax dollars go. Remember: this is the federal government, so don't be expecting any bikini-clad models. There's no other information about it available all on the site, so all you can do is order it and see what it is.

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