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Where Laboratory Science and Public Health Meet
June 3–6, 2019
St. Louis Union Station Hotel
St. Louis, MO
Register and book
your room today
at www.aphl.org /AM
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHT:
APHL2019 is a 4-day conference of more
than 600 professionals that addresses
public health laboratory issues, trends and
technologies relative to emerging infectious
diseases, environmental health, emergency
preparedness, informatics, food safety,
newborn screening, global health and more.
What the Eyes Don't See
Kati Kelley Distinguished Guest Lecture
Wednesday, June 5, 2:00 pm
Who Attends?
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State, county and city public health laboratory directors and personnel
Environmental and agricultural laboratory directors and scientists
Clinical laboratory and academic institution managers and staff
Healthcare professionals and clinicians from public health agencies
Federal agency representatives
State and local public health officials
Others interested in laboratory issues
Why Attend?
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Learn about contemporary issues in laboratory science
Network with partners and friends
Explore new ways to manage your laboratory
Contribute to the national dialogue on laboratory issues
Visit 60+ exhibitors to see the latest in laboratory technology,
supplies and services
Mona Hanna-Attisha, MD, MPH
Physician, scientist and activist,
author of “What the Eyes Don’t See”
Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha is the crusading
pediatrician who first researched and revealed
the lead in the blood of Flint, Michigan’s children.
Named one of Time magazine’s “100 Most
n uential People in the orld, she continues to
work to mitigate the impact of the water crisis on
Flint’s children. In her powerful book, What the
Eyes Don’t See, and her personal and inspiring
speeches, she motivates audiences to speak out
against injustice.
Photo credit: Mike Naddeo