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Publications - General Media - Inside This Issue

November 2009


Advances

RWJF, October 2009

http://www.rwjf.org/global/email.jsp?nsid=805 

  • A Little Money Buys a Lot of Calories at City Corner Stores

  • Consumer Confidence in Health Care Rises Slightly in September

  • The Cost of Failure to Enact Health Reform

  • IOM Report Confirms Smoking Bans Prevent Heart Attacks

  • Trust for America's Health Report Finds Many States Could Be Short on Hospital Beds in an H1N1 Outbreak

  • Roadmap Posed Key Questions for Advancing Tobacco, Alcohol and Drug Abuse Policy

  • Ten Leaders Honored for Working in Hard-to-Reach Communities

  • Institute of Medicine Announces 2009 Lienhard Award and Sarnat Prize

  • Kaiser Permanente "Biobank" Receives $25-Million Grant from National Institutes of Health


Alliance

Western Washington Area Health Education Center


Elaborations

Department of Health

http://www.doh.wa.gov/hsqa/fsl/lqa_newsletters.htm


EpiLog

Public Health Seattle & King County

http://www.kingcounty.gov/healthservices/health/communicable/epilog.aspx


EpiTrends

Department of Health, Vol. 14, No. 10, October 2009

http://www.doh.wa.gov/EHSPHL/epitrends/default.htm

  • Reporting Adverse Events from Vaccines

    • The Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS)

    • Influenza Vaccination Cards

    • Reporting to VAERS


The Nation's Health

American Public Health Association, October 2009

http://www.apha.org/publications/tnh/

  • Nation

    • Access to safe water a growing concern around the globe: APHA Annual Meeting focuses on water

    • Fight for reform of U.S. drug policies slowly making headway: Treatment favored over harsh sentences

    • Uninsurance numbers show need for U.S. health reform: Poverty rate grows

    • Debate continues as new findings make case for U.S. health reform

    • Group calls for strengthened law regulating toxic chemicals

    • Public health officials readying for increase in H1N1 influenza cases

    • Q&A with ocean advocate Celine Cousteau: ‘Healthier planet means a healthier human’: Cousteau to keynote opening session at APHA Annual Meeting

    • Nation In Brief

  • State/Local

    • States in Brief

    • Prescription Trails links New Mexico patients with walking tips

  • Globe

    • Report: Millions of women in Asia at risk of contracting HIV

    • Globe in Brief

  • Healthy You

    • Baby on the way? Let nutrition guide your day

  • Health Findings

  • APHA News

    • APHA’s 2009 award winners to be honored for public health work: Ceremonies to be held at Annual Meeting

    • Winners announced for APHA’s 2009 member group elections

    • Share your APHA, Annual Meeting photos via Association’s Flickr pool

    • APHA meeting closing session to feature top health leaders

    • APHA Annual Meeting attendees encouraged to drink tap water

    • APHA: Set Your Clocks, Check Your Stocks with November time change

    • APHA Advocates

    • APHA welcomes five new staff members

  • Affiliates

    • Maine Public Health Association creates legislative education guide

    • Arizona Affiliate helping state’s employers prepare for H1N1 flu

  • Journal Watch

  • President's Column

    • Recommiting to health, human rights in honor of Sen. Kennedy

  • Job Openings

  • Web Exclusive

    • Telephone counseling can help teen smokers kick the habit

    • Cocaine vaccine shows promise for treating addicts

    • Flu can trigger heart attacks, but vaccination may offer protection

    • Exercise improves body image for fit and unfit alike

    • Working after retirement improves health

    • Heart defects more common in babies born to overweight mothers

  • Newsmakers

  • Resources


Zoonotic Disease Newsletter

Washington State Department of Health

http://www.doh.wa.gov/ehp/ts/Zoo/zdnewsletter.html


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