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In 1966, The New York Times described AAPS as an "ultra-right-wing ... political-economic rather than a medical group", and said some of its leaders were members of the John Birch Society. [6] On October 6, 1978, Ronald Reagan gave an address at the 35th annual meeting of AAPS in Denver, Colorado where he said "Government is not the answer ...
103rd Annual Meeting (2013): San Francisco, CA hosted by the University of California, Berkeley. (Conference website) 102nd Annual Meeting (2012): Salt Lake City, UT hosted by Brigham Young University. (Conference website) 101st Annual Meeting (2011): Chicago, IL hosted by North Park University. (Conference website)
In August 2005, the ABPS name was registered to AAPS. The ABPS implements certification functions under the direction of AAPS. AAPS (originally known as the American Association of Osteopathic Physicians) was founded in 1952 by Dr. E.O. Martin. [3] Since 1984, AAPS has provided a headquarters for medical specialty boards of certification.
AAPS may refer to: Academy of Applied Pharmaceutical Sciences , Toronto, Canada American Association of Physician Specialists , certifying physicians with advanced training
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The AAPS Journal is a bimonthly peer-reviewed scientific journal covering all aspects of pharmaceutical sciences. It is published by Springer Science+Business Media on behalf of the American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists. The editor-in-chief is Ho-Leung Fung (State University of New York at Buffalo).
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The AAP held its first meeting in 1886. Some of the most important advances in biomedical science were first reported at annual AAP meetings. These included the discovery of insulin by Banting and Macleod in 1922, and discovery, by Minot and Murphy in 1926, that pernicious anemia could be treated by feeding patients extracts of raw liver.