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APHA hires new staff, creates Affiliate, component departments
Incoming Section leaders meet in Washington, D.C., for orientation
Finkel earns Rall award for work in health advocacy
APHA Award for Excellence to go to Katz
Lear named winner of Rodriguez-Trias award
Kentucky Dental Health Partnership to be recognized
Fielding to receive APHA’s 2006 Sedgwick award
New book promotes cultural competencies in health care
Attending the Annual Meeting? Register now to vote absentee
APHA Help Us Help Them campaign to benefit health care for homeless
The Nation’s Health wins national recognition: Three-part series on healthy aging wins Clarion Award
APHA to offer career coaching services at 134th Annual Meeting
APHA members helping public get ready for flu, infectious diseases: Sections taking part in Get Ready effort
APHA Advocates: Recent actions on public health by APHA
Nominees sought for Sasakawa disaster award
AJPH study of Katrina victims shows need for better planning: Better plans needed
Smoking imagery increasingly prevalent in movies, report finds
Online food advertising to kids another venue to market junk food: Report highlights worrying Internet trend
Teens exposed to secondhand smoke across globe, survey finds
Smoking among women has yet to peak, new report warns
International leaders sign World Cancer Declaration
Curbing environmental hazards could save millions of children
Health findings: The latest public health studies and research
Job openings
Journal Watch: Highlights from the August issue of the American Journal of Public Health
Letters to the editor
Nation in brief
Carmona ends surgeon general term; deputy takes helm of post
'Fair share’ health care law dealt setback, as states wait for appeal '
Advocates working to provide more accurate picture of work force
U.S. public health work force shortage in need of attention: APHA releases new brief on work force
Public health responding to new threat of staph infections
New coalition working to bring health insurance to all children: SCHIP funding critical to health of kids
Newsmakers in Public Health
Drugs: The longest U.S. war
Resources
States in brief
District effort urges residents to know their HIV status
Online only: Number of uninsured kids declines as enrollees in state programs increase
Online only: HIV treatment access reaches over 1 million in sub-Saharan Africa
Online only: Nurses should play larger role in helping smokers quit
Online only: Physicians slightly more confident in government's preparedness for avian flu; majority worried about human-to-human transmission
Online only: Link between birth weight and blood pressure differs for black vs. white children
Online only: Kids with obsessive-compulsive disorder bullied more often
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