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SUMMARY:66th Annual Epidemic Intelligence Service Conference
DESCRIPTION:CDC’s Epidemic Intelligence Service (EIS) will host the 66th Annual EIS Conference from April 24-27 in Atlanta. During the event\, EIS officers—also known as CDC disease detectives—describe the investigations they conducted over the past year. \nWhen health threats arise in America or around the world\, EIS officers are among the first to respond. In 2016\, EIS officers battled Zika virus\, the opioid epidemic\, antibiotic resistance\, unintentional injuries\, health care-associated infections\, foodborne illnesses\, and chronic diseases. The EIS conference offers reporters the opportunity to speak directly with disease detectives protecting the public’s health.  \nMedia Availability: On the Front Lines: Disease Detectives Combat Deadly Threats \nOn April 24 from 12:30-1:30 p.m. (ET)\, CDC’s Acting Principal Deputy Director Dr. Patricia Simone will host a media availability for reporters. Four current EIS officers will describe the behind-the-scenes details of their investigations of acute flaccid myelitis\, the drug-resistant fungus Candida auris\, the opioid epidemic\, and Zika. Reporters can attend in person or by bridge line (details forthcoming). \nWhere \nAtlanta Convention Center at AmericasMart\, Building 2; 240 Peachtree Street NW\, Suite 2200; Atlanta\, GA 30303 \n  \nImportant Instructions \nMedia wanting to attend the EIS conference should RSVP to CDC Media Relations by April 21 by emailing media@cdc.gov or calling 404-639-3286. \nFor more information about the conference: http://www.cdc.gov/EIS/Conference.html. \n 
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/66th-annual-epidemic-intelligence-service-conference/
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SUMMARY:2017 National Oral Health Conference
DESCRIPTION:The annual meeting of the American Association of Public Health Dentistry (AAPHD) and the Association of State and Territorial Dental Directors (ASTDD) will include discussions focusing on a range of public health topics including water fluoridation\, the role of the dental workforce in disease prevention and efforts aimed at integrating oral health into overall health care systems. \nTopics on the agenda include: \n\n\nEvidence on the Association Between Sugar-Sweetened Beverages and Childhood Obesity\, and the Role of Oral Health Professionals and Insurers in Preventing Childhood Obesity \n\n\nHealth Literacy: Who is at Risk\, Innovations\, and Hands-On Techniques for Developing and Evaluating Materials \n\n\nInnovative Oral Health Workforce Models for Prevention: Findings from a National Evaluation \n\n\nAdding a Dental Benefit in Medicare \n\n\nCDC Water Fluoridation Update \n\n\nThe Unmet Oral Health Needs of Persons Living With HIV/AIDS in the United States: What We Know and What We Can Do To Improve \n\n\nSchool – Based Oral Health: The Whole School\, Whole Community\, Whole Child Model \n\n\nImproving Access for Patients with Developmental Disabilities \n\n\nHealthy People 2020 Oral Health Objectives: Data Collection\, Current Estimates\, and Future Directions \n\n\nIntegrating Oral Health into Healthcare Systems \n\n\nImplementing an Oral Health Program for Older Adults in Your Community \n\n\nNew Hampshire’s Integration of Silver Diamine Fluoride in School and Community-based Dental Programs \n\n\nEffective Dental Public Health Interventions: The Case for Community Water Fluoridation and School Sealant Programs \n\n\nTwo Is Too Late: Increasing Access to Care for Young Native American Children \n\n\n“The End Of Big:” Adapting Health Communications to a Rapidly Changing\, Decentralized Online Environment \n\n\nn Moving the Dial on School-Based Sealant Programs: New Findings on Barriers to Operations and Sustainability and a Blueprint for Improvement \n\n\nDemonstrating a Return-on-Investment in Funding an Adult Medicaid and Medicare Dental Benefit: A New Perspective \n\n\nThe Emergency Department is No Place for Dental Care \n\n\nUsing Multilevel Model-Based Approach to Estimate Local-Level Oral Health Data \n\n\n  \nFor more information visit nationaloralhealthconference.com.
URL:https://healthjournalism.org/event/2017-national-oral-health-conference/
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