Web banner looks different in Safari

I replaced a Web banner on a site I do work for and it looks different in Safari then in FireFox and IE.
The banner blends in to the background in the other browsers but the color appears "off" in Safarai.
Is there anything I can do to fix this? I have never had this problem before.
Here is the site: http://www.ehealthinnovation.org (the banner is at the top).
Thanks.
Brian
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I'm no expert on this by any means (so anyone out there please correct me if wrong) but I think it's to do with the color profile attached (or lack of) to the jpg used in the banner.
This post by -g has some more information that might be useful.
If all else fails, try changing the image to be a gif instead.

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