The White House Conference on Aging is launching a series of regional forums to engage older Americans, their families and communities on the key issues affecting older Americans. Cities include Tampa, Phoenix, Seattle, Cleveland, Boston.
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2 events,These symposia will cover a wide range of social and personality psychology topics including the psychology of food choice, the link between ecology and behavior, and more. |
3 events,The Association of Gerontology in Higher Education (AGHE) will take a look at how countries are dealing with their aging populations. |
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3 events,Sylvia Mathews Burwell, secretary of the Department of Health & Human Services, will be the keynote speaker at “National Health Policy Conference: Making Health Care Work,” sponsored by America’s Health Insurance Plans. This event will attract top researchers in dental health and oral science from all over the world. |
2 events,This six-week enrollment period on HealthCare.gov will be open to people with certain qualifying life events, and to those who paid a penalty with their federal income tax return for not having insurance in 2014. |
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3 events,Open DataFest II will explore ways of using cutting-edge technologies and statewide information-sharing to tangibly improve the well-being of California’s residents. |
3 events,The 12th Annual World Health Care Congress will provide an opportunity for leaders in the field to discuss various opportunities and challenges in health care. |
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4 events,The 2015 Aging in America Conference from the American Society on Aging (ASA) is a multidisciplinary event that will feature a variety of services and product innovations to improve the lives of older Americans |
3 events,This giant conference for global health innovators, leaders and students draws more than |
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3 events,Despite recent progress towards ending health disparities, racial and ethnic minorities continue to face significant health disparities. |
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