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Dear John,

Health Affairs, the leading journal of health policy research, offers a
nonpartisan forum to promote analysis and discussions on improving
health care and health policy. With our events, we bring together a
diverse audience from the public and private sectors, academia, and
media to share insightful conversations on the latest policy topics
affecting health care today. 

This fall, we are delighted to introduce a new schedule of free virtual
events designed to showcase exciting thinkers, policy makers and
policies; drill deeper into our signature content; and hone the skills
of a new generation of health policy researchers and aficionados.

VIEW THE FULL SERIES OF EVENTS AND REGISTER TODAY

Based on the success of our Policy Spotlight series (last session
included more than 1,300 registrants), we are expanding our events
program to include Lunch & Learns, a Journal Club, and professional
development sessions.

Health Affairs Briefings

For more than a decade, our flagship Health Affairs Briefings events
have highlighted the best material from the journal's thematic issues
and topics of interest to top health care policy makers, clinicians, and
researchers.

* October 8: Perinatal Mental Health

Lunch and Learn

At these midday mini-symposia for policy professionals,

**Health Affairs** hosts top researchers and analysts on timely topics
and initiatives impacting health policy. Speakers are set to take a deep
dive into the specifics of an issue, survey the latest efforts from
policymakers, and provide valuable insight into what's working and
what approaches can be successfully replicated.

* September 28: Following the ACA with Katie Keith

* October 26: Health Affairs Health Equity Committee

* November 16: Health Affairs Council on Spending and Value

Journal Club

Inspired by a century-old tradition of convening researchers to keep
abreast of the latest developments in a scholarly field and promote
evidence-based practices, Journal Club features authors of an impactful

**Health Affairs** study for an up-close look at research, methods, and
findings.

* September 14: Vaccinations Against COVID-19 May Have Averted Up to
140,000 deaths in the United States with Sumedha Gupta and Christopher
Whaley

                        
Professional Development

Join

**Health Affairs** editors and special guests for these gatherings aimed
at early to mid-career stage professionals offering "how to" tips
for scholarly publishing, peer review, and enhancing communication
skills to build your profiles in academia, traditional media, and social
media.

* September 22: Promoting Your Research & Expertise On Digital Media

We hope you can find a topic of interest and join us this fall.

Debbie Boylan
Director of Events, Health Affairs

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