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Value of prevention debated as part of U.S. health reform: Studies ask: Is prevention cost-effective?
Rabies cases a continuing threat to global public health: Ancient disease still a modern problem
HHS to award $650 million in new prevention-oriented grant effort
Studies find retail-based health clinics can offer lower-cost care
Greenhouse gas standards to improve fuel usage, lower car emissions
Mercury is widespread in U.S. fish, streams, federal survey reports
Nation in Brief
Health reform in brief
North Carolina door-to-door health campaign fighting syphilis, HIV
States in Brief
Global deaths among youth largely preventable, new WHO study finds
Globe in Brief
Safe travels: Good planning is your passport to health
Health Findings
Thirty health departments to test public health accreditation effort
On the job briefs
APHA’s Annual Meeting held in Philadelphia this month: 10,500 attendees expected Nov. 7–11
Get Ready Day events draw attention to preparedness: APHA hosts third annual celebration at D.C. elementary school
APHA books showcase ethical issues in public health practice
APHA member groups organize myriad events at Annual Meeting
Health professionals: Get certified in public health through exam
APHA advocates
College campus program to prevent alcohol poisoning goes nationwide
Students support chiropractic’s future with letter-writing campaign
Three chiropractic colleges fund student memberships in APHA
Students march in support of health equity, ending health disparities
Students in Brief
Journal Watch
‘Quyana’ for a year filled with hope, hospitality and kindness: Parting words from APHA’s president
Letters
Job Openings
Online only: Americans living longer as deaths decline
Online only: Local governments can take steps to fight childhood obesity
Online only: Millions in U.S. at risk for suicide, groundbreaking study finds
Newsmakers
Resources
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