Atlanta Conference on Human Health and the Environment
The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and CDC
are cosponsors of the Atlanta Conference on Human Health and the
Environment in Atlanta on June 24-26, 1994. The conference will
present information about environmental degradation and the effects
of global changes to the environment on human health; workshops
will focus on clinical and community aspects of specific
environmental hazards. The conference is targeted toward
physicians, scientists, other health-care workers, journalists, and
environmentalists. Participants can earn Continuing Medical
Education credits. Registration information is available from
Physicians for Social Responsibility/Atlanta, P.O. Box 95190,
Executive Park, Atlanta, GA 30347; telephone (404) 315-7443; fax
(404) 315-7413.
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