Friday, April 24, 2015
National health disparities summit coming to CT
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June 12th and 13th the UConn Health
Center will host the National
Health Disparities Elimination Summit. Dr. Louis Sullivan, former HHS
Secretary, CEO& Chairman of the Sullivan Alliance and President Emeritus of
Morehouse School of Medicine, will be the keynote speaker. The conference is
sponsored by UConn, the CT Institute for Clinical and Translational Science,
the Cobb Institute, and CT’s Legislative Black & Puerto Rican Caucus. Click
here for the agenda
and to
register.
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