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2006 APHA Affiliate annual meeting dates announced
Illinois Affiliate builds work force via AmeriCorps partnership: Program links volunteers, public health
APHA proposed policies are now online, open for member comment
Thousands of abstracts received for APHA Annual Meeting
Deadline to purchase Annual Meeting photos is extended
Member input sought on APHA’s national public health movement: Focus on pandemic flu, emerging diseases
Send your National Public Health Week news to The Nation's Health
National Public Health Week held this month: ‘Designing Healthy Communities, Raising Healthy Kids’
APHA Advocates: Recent actions on public health by APHA
Youth campaign promotes condom use through contest
Free infant exams catch vision problems early: New program launched by American Optometric Association
Former Peace Corps members sought for overseas health projects
Birth defects disproportionately affect poorer countries of world
Global tobacco use becoming more common among girls: Children in India also smoking more
Health Findings: The latest public health studies and research
Job openings
Journalwatch: Highlights from the March, April issues of the American Journal of Public Health
Letters to the editor
Nation in brief
U.S. HIV/AIDS cases continue to disproportionately affect blacks
New abstinence-only guidelines, funding increases denounced: Additional $22 million proposed
Infant formula marketing can discourage U.S. breastfeeding: Low-income moms are at higher risk
Health workers target of new guidelines on influenza shots: Most workers fail to get annual flu shots
Changes urged for Ryan White act as HIV/AIDS evolves in U.S.
Newsmakers in Public Health
Helping kids live healthier lives through healthy communities: National Public Health Week 2006
Resources
Safer housing conditions mean healthier lives for children: Improvements translate to better health
Atlanta group improving health of city’s black men: 100 Black Men of Atlanta working to close gap in health status
Florida, New York teens address health literacy of communities
Online only: Older asthmatics have increased cancer risk
Online only: Children in the South face higher health risks
Online only: Girls Aspire to be 'Normal Healthy,' according to study
Online only: National system needed to measure and report on health care performance
Online only: Rural-academic partnership helps solve nursing shortage at Pennsylvania hospital
Online only: Study links diet quality with alcohol drinking patterns
Online only: Groups develop model legislation on public reporting of health care-associated infections
Online only: Exercise linked to later onset of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease
Online only: Black, white teens show difference in nicotine metabolism
Online only: Smokers who exercise reduce heart attack risk
Online only: Brazil’s Family Health Program linked to significant drop in infant mortality
Online only: Mutation that protects against HIV infection may raise risk of West Nile virus illness
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