African Americans in Health Care
An educational series during February is Black History Month
This month, the Greater Detroit Area Health Council (GDAHC) is presenting a series on social media about African Americans in health care. From research physicians like Dr. Charles Drew (pictured here) whose work led to the development of large-scale blood banks during World War II to current health care professionals such as Michigan's first surgeon general, Dr. Kimberlydawn Wisdom. We began the series this week for Black History Month and will continue for the remainder of February.

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Monday
March 2, 2015
8 a.m. - 12 p.m.
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago - Detroit Branch
1600 E. Warren Ave
Detroit, MI 48207
2015 Population Health Forum
Hosted by the Greater Detroit Area Health Council and the Detroit Wayne County Health Authority
In an ever-changing health care landscape, data is of utmost importance in promoting health. Elected officials, public health professionals, and other stakeholders of population health will convene on Monday, March 2 at the annual Population Health Forum. The forum is co-sponsored by the Greater Detroit Area Health Council and the Detroit Wayne County Health Authority. A national expert on health impact assessments, Jonathan Heller, PhD, will be the guest speaker.
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