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April 2002, Vol 92, No. 4 | American Journal of Public Health 566-569
© 2002 American Public Health Association

FACES OF PUBLIC HEALTH

The Face of Women's Health: Helen Rodriguez-Trias

Joyce Wilcox

The author is former assistant editor of the Journal.

Correspondence: Requests for reprints should be sent to Joyce Wilcox (e-mail: jpswilcox{at}aol.com).

The American Public Health Association has announced that it will establish an award in the name of Helen Rodriguez-Trias, MD, its first Latina president, who died of lung cancer on December 27, 2002. Rodriguez-Trias, a nationally known advocate for underserved communities, was awarded the Presidential Citizens Medal by President Clinton in January 2001 for her work on behalf of children, women, people with AIDS, and the poor. This article is based on a dialogue with Rodriguez-Trias that began in September 2001 and ended December 12, 2001.






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