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Some of the APHA sections that appeal to me most are the Events & Meetings, News & Media, and Topics & Issues. I like that these APHA sections because they are constantly updated to offer vital information regarding current and past health related topics.

I do absolutely feel that APHA is an organization that will encourage my growth professionally in the health industry. The APHA not only focus on building a healthy community by working with local state and federal lawmakers to change health policies, they work with other key partners in global health including Global Health Council and United Nations Council of Organizations, to research global health crisis and developing treatments.

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