2 Articles match "2005","California","Cancer"

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Sunday, May 16, 2010
Use of database marketing and consumer-based health communication in message design:  an example from the Office of Cancer Communications’ “5 a Day for Better Health” program.  Newburg Park, California:  Sage Publications, 1995:217–46. Policy making in the health and health care areas straddle both of these perspectives.  Clancy, C.M., 
 
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
When Christopher Gavigan became CEO and executive director in 2005, he inherited a name with plenty of equity but also plenty of detractors inside and outside the organization. In 1991, James and Nancy Chuda lost their four-year old daughter, Colette, to non-hereditary cancer. Gavigan was inclined to agree with the detractors.
 

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When Christopher Gavigan became CEO and executive director in 2005, he inherited a name with plenty of equity but also plenty of detractors inside and outside the organization. In 1991, James and Nancy Chuda lost their four-year old daughter, Colette, to non-hereditary cancer. Gavigan was inclined to agree with the detractors.
Use of database marketing and consumer-based health communication in message design:  an example from the Office of Cancer Communications’ “5 a Day for Better Health” program.  Newburg Park, California:  Sage Publications, 1995:217–46. Policy making in the health and health care areas straddle both of these perspectives.  Clancy, C.M.,