The Private Healthcare Exchanges conference July 16-17 in Chicago will focus on how the Affordable Care Act is changing the way insurers sell health insurance.
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2 events,The workforce specialists at Jobs for the Future are hosting a conference at which their staff and outside experts will consider the new health care workforce and workforce policy in health reform. |
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2 events,The American Psychosomatic Society, which calls itself a "worldwide community of scholars and clinicians dedicated to the scientific understanding of the interaction of mind, brain, body and social context in promoting health and contributing to the pathogenesis, course and treatment of disease," will review the latest psychosomatic research at its 2010 scientific conference. |
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2 events,The CDC and a number of epidemiology-focused organizations are hosting the Decennial International Conference on Healthcare-Associated Infections, a once-in-a-decade gathering in which experts will swap recommendations, review science and set policy for the next decade. For more information or to register, visit the conference website. |
3 events,The CDC's Division of Behavioral Surveillance will host the 27th Annual Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Conference, which will focus on data collection, data processing and innovation as applied to their chosen field. |
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2 events,The United States Food and Drug Administration is working with the National Science Foundation and other government agencies to present the 2010 Food Safety Education Conference, a four-day event aimed at educating the public about foodborne illness and safe food-handling behaviors. |
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2 events,The Society for Adolescent Health and Medicine's 2010 annual conference has a broad schedule planned, one which will hit upon high-interest topics in adolescent health, such as screening, sexual orientation and sexually transmitted diseases. Journalists may be particularly interested in the Friday session titled "Risky Business: Preventing Harmful Effects of "Old" Media and "New" Media." |
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