Community water fluoridation update
In the more than seven decades since community water fluoridation efforts were launched across America, scores of studies have supported…
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The Brazda breakfast: Reporting on the future of health care
Joe Grogan, associate director of health programs at the Office of Management and Budget, will speak at the reporter breakfast. -
Deadline to apply: National Cancer Reporting Fellowship
With the support of the Helmsley Charitable Trust, AHCJ will be presenting the National Cancer Reporting Fellowships with expertise from the… -
AIHM Annual Conference 2018: People, Planet, Purpose
The annual conference brings together a community of individuals dedicated to transforming the health of humanity and the planet. It… -
17th International Conference on Environmental Toxicology and Ecological Risk Assessment
The summit offers a unique window and opportunities to present and evidence the latest updates with a holistic approach to… -
2018 PDA/FDA Joint Conference – Putting Patients First
Ensuring Innovation, Quality, Compliance, and Supply in an Evolving Environment Sessions will include many case studies and practical solutions to… -
Outbreak Week
Harvard’s Global Health Institute leads a series of discussions on the global threat of pandemics. -
Understanding HIV/AIDS for Accurate News Reporting
This edition of Science Talks will look at the history of HIV/AIDS, what regions are most affected and the reasons… -
Health care in the courts
The role of the courts has recently heightened as many individual market and Medicaid policy issues are set to be… -
U.S. drug prices: Why are they so high?
Americans pay more money – sometimes much more money – for prescriptions than consumers in many other wealthy countries. Why?… -
Seasonal influenza briefing
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the National Foundation for Infectious Diseases hold the annual media briefing on… -
Kaiser Health News Discussion on Medical Overtreatment
From duplicate blood tests to unnecessary knee replacements, millions of Americans – especially older adults – undergo screenings, scans and…
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