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Sen. Renee Unterman Named GPHA Legislator of the Year

Georgia State Senator Renee Unterman was named GPHA 2013 Legislator of the Year for her advocacy on behalf of public health issues. Unterman received the award during the GPHA Annual Meeting and Conference on Tuesday, April 23rd in Atlanta. Also during the meeting, the Chief Medical Office of the American Cancer Society addresses attendees, and the new GPHA President was installed.

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Atkins Receives 2013 Sellers-McCroan Award

Melissa Atkins, District Epidemiology Program Director from the NW GA Public Health District, has won the 2013 Sellers-McCroan award for her public health advocacy work promoting primary prevention through hand-washing, vaccination and appropriate use of antibiotics.

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Registration and Reservation Deadlines Extended

Early bird registration rates and hotel discounts for our Annual Meeting & Conference have been extended! Register by Friday, and reserve your hotel by Sunday to get the best rates. You can register today at the early bird rates, even if you’re not yet ready to make your payment!

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Georgia Health Rankings Data

How healthy is your Georgia county, and what factors are impacting the health of people where you live? Some of the answers may lie in the new County Health Rankings & Roadmaps report from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.

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Call for Silent Auction Donations

The Georgia Public Health Association will be holding a Silent Auction in conjunction with its 2013 Annual Meeting & Conference taking place on April 22 & 23 in Atlanta, GA. GPHA is looking for donations to include in the onsite auction. All funds raised from bids on auction items will go towards the James W. Alley Memorial Fund.

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