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3 events,America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) ongoing series on exchanges provide information on regulatory and operations issues for exchanges, best practices, and the changing business environment for health plans. Hear experts present new research on the ways that early-life exposures can shape adult health and vulnerability to disease. |
5 events,November is National Alzheimer’s Disease Awareness Month and National Caregiver Month. |
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7 events,The 2014 NCHD will focus on policies and programs to reduce health disparities, with one panel addressing a new topic: the impact of health issues, including disparities, on our nation’s military personnel and national security. Over 4,000 of the world’s top researchers, practitioners and advocates present the latest evidence on aging-related connections. |
8 events,This free conference will examine how America’s health care system is changing to care for complex patients, how this care is being financed, and how and where this care takes place. |
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7 events,Presented by the American Association for Cancer Research, this meeting will focus on health inequity and cancer. |
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7 events,More than 400 employers, business and health coalitions, health plans, providers and others will discuss how employers can improve the value and quality of care delivered to employees and their families. |
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7 events,This forum forum targets the different aspects of active aging, and will feature over 60 presenters discussing how the industry can support healthy, productive living in older adults. |
8 events,APHA’s meeting program addresses current and emerging health science, policy, and practice issues in an effort to prevent disease and promote health. |
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