'Conversations with America' series to feature discussion on Global Health in Transition

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Jul 11 2012

The State Department's "Conversations with America" series will soon feature for on-demand viewing a discussion titled "Global Health in Transition." Lois Quam, executive director of the Global Health Initiative, Jennifer Kates, vice president and director for Global Health and HIV Policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation, and Carolyn Miles, president and CEO of Save the Children, will discuss the topic with Cheryl Benton, deputy assistant secretary of State for public affairs, acting as moderator. The public is invited to submit questions for consideration by July 11 on DipNote, and join the ongoing discussion on Twitter using the hashtag #GlobalHealth (7/9).

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