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X-WR-CALNAME:VIII Annual Atlanta Summit on Global Health: Cities and Health
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DESCRIPTION:For the first time in history\, more than half the people in lo
 w- and middle-income countries now live in cities. As urbanization continu
 es to accelerate\, particularly in poorer nations\, it is time for a globa
 l commitment to make those cities livable and healthy for their inhabitant
 s.\n\nThe VIII Annual Atlanta Summit on Global Health will explore the the
 me of urban environments and health\, including HIV/AIDS\, non-communicabl
 e and infectious diseases and digital health.\n\nPanel 1: HIV/AIDS in Atla
 nta and other American Cities\n\nAtlanta is home to four of the 48 focus c
 ounties of the President’s ambitious campaign\, “Ending the HIV Epidem
 ic: A Plan for the United States.” How will this plan play out in Altant
 a and America’s other\, predominantly southern\, cities which are hotspo
 ts of the epidemic?\n\nFeaturing: \n\nRashad Burgess\, Executive Director\
 , HIV Prevention\, South-West Super Region for Gilead \n\nTori Cooper\, Fo
 under and Executive Director\, Advocates for Better Care  \n\nDr. Angelica
  Geter Fugerson\, Chief Health Officer\, City of Atlanta  \n\nDr. Jonathan
  Mermin\, MD\, MPH\, Director\, National Center for HIV/AIDS\, Viral Hepat
 itis\, STD\, and TB Prevention\, Centers for Disease Control and Preventio
 n (CDC) \n\nDr. J. Stephen Morrison\, Senior Vice President and Director\,
  Global Health Policy Center\, Center for Strategic and International Stud
 ies (CSIS)\n\n \n\nKeynote Address: The Rising Threat of Infectious Diseas
 e Outbreaks in Urban Centers\n\nDr. Rebecca Martin\,  Director\, Center fo
 r Global Health (CGH)\, CDC \n\nPanel 2: Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs)\
 , Urbanization and Inequality\n\nIn 2015\, nearly 48 percent of NCD deaths
  in low- and middle-income countries were premature and preventable. The b
 urden of NCDs in these countries is concentrated in predominantly urban ar
 eas\, where diet and environmental factors differ dramatically from rural 
 areas. What are the innovations necessary to encourage decision makers to 
 implement policies that combat obesity and diabetes\, reduce sedentary beh
 avior\, narrow inequalities\, and improve programs to identify\, treat\, a
 nd monitor urban residents with NCDs? \n\nFeaturing:\n\nDr. Ann Aerts\, He
 ad\, Novartis Foundation\n\nDr. Yara Baxter\, Consultant\, Better Hearts B
 etter Cities \n\nPape Gaye\, President and Chief Executive Officer\, Intra
 Health International \n\nDr. K.M. Venkat Narayan\, Ruth and O.C. Hubert Ch
 air of Global Health and Epidemiology\, Emory University  \n\n \n\nPanel 3
 : Employment Digital Technology and Artificial Intelligence to improve Hea
 lth in Urban Settings\n\nThough urbanization presents challenges\, so too 
 does it present opportunities. Digital technology and artificial intellige
 nce have the potential to significantly improve health care access and del
 ivery by addressing challenges specific to complex urban environments.\n\n
 Featuring: \n\nAmanda BenDor\, Partnerships and Community Engagement Manag
 er\, PATH\n\nNaranbaatar Dashdorj\, Chairman\, Board of Directors\, Onom F
 oundation \n\nFrida Liane Plavnik\, President\, Brazilian Hypertension Soc
 iety  \n\n \n\nRegistration: 7:15AM\n\nProgram: 8:00AM - 1:30PM\n\n \n\nAr
 e you a student or educator? Email Sarah\, ssnow@gsu.edu for discount code
 .\n\nInterested in sponsorship? Email Fernanda\, fluchine@gsu.edu for more
  information\n\nBy registering\, I understand that photos and/or video wil
 l be taken at this program\, and agree that these materials may be used fo
 r promotional purposes.  Please contact the programming team with question
 s: info@wacatlanta.org
GEO:33.845646;-84.368205
LOCATION:InterContinental Buckhead Atlanta
SUMMARY:VIII Annual Atlanta Summit on Global Health: Cities and Health
URL;VALUE=URI:https://calendar.gsu.edu/event/viii_annual_atlanta_summit_on_
 global_health_cities_and_health
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