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,Kids Risk Project is holding a symposium in Boston entitled "Managing Children's Risks: Putting All Children Ahead."
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2 events,Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations Hearing on "The Recent Salmonella Outbreak: Lessons Learned and Consequences to Industry and Public Health." Video webcast will be available. |
2 events,The conference will include the presentation of scientific research and dialogue on the major challenges facing the global response to AIDS. In addition to the conference sessions there are a number of activities, including satellite meetings, exhibitions, the Global Village and the Cultural Programme, that are integral to delegates' experience at the conference. |
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3 events,The CDC National Center for Health Statistics will release several reports featuring the latest statistics about medical care in the U.S. The embargo will be lifted at 10 a.m. EST on Aug. 6. |
2 events,This multidisciplinary conference, hosted by the Army Center for Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine, is the the largest Department of Defense public health gathering. |
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6 events,This seminar, from the Knight Center for Specialized Journalism, will survey recent breakthroughs in medical research, look at future possibilities and talk about new science, the latest trends and more. The Alliance for Health Reform and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation are hosting a press briefing to discuss the changing world of health care and Latino health issues. Atlanta-area health journalists will gather to lay the groundwork for a local chapter. |
3 events,The Cancer Center for Cancer Research, NCI, and the Chemistry and Structural Biology Faculty are pleased to announce "Chemical Insights… |
2 events,This intensive boot camp for the 2008-09 Midwest Health Journalism Program brings the fellows together with top health care journalists for in-depth sessions on how to report on specific health care issues. This competitive fellowship program picks 10 journalists from Kansas and Missouri each year for special training sessions, mentoring and access to AHCJ conferences, workshops and resources. |
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2 events,This interactive course is a resource for understanding the increasing diversity of the audiences AHCJ members serve. The e-class is the online companion to the book “Covering Health in a Multicultural Society: A Resource Guide for Journalists.” |
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