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ArchivesWelcome to the Third Thursdays Archive. We've included information about our past programs and encourage you to include comments about related resources that others may find useful. If you have any questions about our past programs, please email us at ! If you'd like to follow the comments for a specific program, try subscribing to the RSS feeds. Simply copy the "RSS feed for comments on this post" link into your favorite blogging software. May 20, 2004Critical Health Issues in API Communities
In this Third Thursdays Discussion we will explore the critical health issues that are facing our community. The concerns of our community’s health were brought to light during the Campaign Against Prop 54. Through the Prop 54 campaign, we learned that the API community had a number of health issues that needed to be tracked and monitored. But that we only scratched the surface. As our community diversifies and evolves here in the U.S., so will our health; both mental and physical. Through research and data collection we now know that Hepatitas B is a common disease that affects APIs. But Hepatitas B is only one of many health concerns that our community should be aware of. Our panel will bring up and discuss health issues that are facing our community and how we as a community can address them. Panelists include:
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Here’s the program notes for this month’s event: Program.
Comment by will — June 8, 2005 @ 3:59 pm