| 26th
Annual Minority
Health Conference
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Health
and the Built Environment:
The Effects of Where We Live,
Work and Play
Featuring
the 7th Annual William T. Small, Jr. Keynote Lecture by Henry
Louis Taylor, Jr., Ph.D.(bio)
Abstract of the Keynote Lecture (link)
Lecture slides (21MB) (link)
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February 25,
2005
The William and Ida Friday Continuing Education
Center, Chapel Hill, NC
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Keynote
address will be broadcast by satellite and Internet at
2:00-3:30pm EST on February 25, 2005 (free downlink)
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Sponsors
to date:
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26th Annual Minority Health Conference and the 7th Annual
William T. Small, Jr. Lecture are presented by: |
UNC
School of Public Health [website]
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Minority Student Caucus [website]
- NC Institute for Public Health
[website]
- Minority Health Project / ECHO
[website]
- Student Union Board [website]
- Dean's Office
Duke
Energy Foundation [www.duke-energy.com]
GlaxoSmithKline
[www.gsk.com]
Inspire
Pharmaceuticals, Inc.[www.inspirepharm.com]
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The
satellite and Internet broadcast of the 7th Annual William
T. Small, Jr. Keynote Lecture is made possible by funding
from a cooperative agreement with the
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Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention [CDC]
- National Center for HIV, STD, and TB Prevention
[NCHSTP]
- National Center for Infectious Diseases [NCID]
Office of Minority & Women's Health [OMWH]
in collaboration with the
Association
of Schools of Public Health [ASPH]
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support is provided by: |
UNC School of Public Health, Departments of:
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Epidemiology [EPID]
- Instructional and Information Systems [IIS]
- Maternal and Child Health [MHCH]
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