The Nation's Health: 45 (3)

April 2015; Volume 45,Issue 3

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New emphasis on making plans for end-of-life care emerging: Health workers educate patients, families
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 1-12;
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Health advocates helping US salons nail occupational safety: More than 100,000 workers by 2022
Lindsey Wahowiak

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 1-10;
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Scientists turn to public to gain funding for health research: Passing the hat
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 1-16;
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More US adults, children seeking out alternative health care approaches
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 6;
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Secondhand smoke exposure reduced, but more work remains
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 6;
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Nation in Brief
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 7;

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Measles cases have state, local health officials on high alert
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 8;
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Minnesota climate change report calls for adaptation planning
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 8;
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Michigan program equips schools to deal with heart issues among youth
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 9;
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States in Brief
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 9;

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Want to have a healthier, happier life? Get a dog
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 20;

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Health Findings
Kim Krisberg

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 15-19;

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National Public Health Week to be held this month: Still time to get involved in events, activities, locally or online
Lindsey Wahowiak

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 3;
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Q&A: Morabia brings international experience, connections to American Journal of Public Health: Looking ahead to global learning, utilizing social media
Lindsey Wahowiak

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 5;
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Updated APHA food book tackles modern eating, safety, health issues
Lindsey Wahowiak

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 4;
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APHA Advocates
Lindsey Wahowiak

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 2-14;

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Public health in an ever-changing world: We must be thinking forward
Shiriki Kumanyika

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 3;

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Journal Watch
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 4;

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Student-run challenge encourages designers to solve public health issues
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 11;
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Students in Brief
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 11;

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Letters
The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) 19;

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Popular Web videos of drunk behavior mask consequences of alcohol use
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E13;
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Many sick passengers still go undetected in airport screenings, study says
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E14;
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People with mental illness miss out on healthy living advice from doctors
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E15;
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Texas dental students learn about advocacy
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E16;
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Newsmakers: April 2015
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E17;
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Resources: April 2015
Natalie McGill

The Nation's Health April 2015, 45 (3) E18;