The 33rd annual J. Warren Perry Distinguished Lectureship will focus on health literacy, cancer communication, and the communication of genetic and genomic information. Kimberly Kaphingst, ScD's talk is titled "Enhancing the Reach and Effectiveness of Health Information: The Importance of Health Literacy."
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