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APAL Director Dr. Saira Kalia Recognized for Continued Excellence in Healthcare as a Doctor

Dr. Emerick attends ceremonial bill signing

APAL's Co-Director Dr. Kathryn Emerick Attends Ceremonial Bill Signing

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APAL Director Dr. Saira Kalia Appears on Mercy Care's The Wellness Collective

APAL Added to Pima County's Health Hub: A Resource for Providers

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APAL Named BCBS AZ Foundation for Community & Health Advancement 2024 Mental Health Matters Grantee

Dr. Saira Kalia WIMS 2024 Torchbearer Award

APAL Director Dr. Saira Kalia Awarded Women in Medicine and Science 2024 Torchbearer Award

Dr. Kathryn Emerick

APAL Perinatal Co-Director Honored with Innovative Approach to Women's Health Award

Carolyn Larsen and her kids, in a photo by Jack Orleans of Cronkite News

How a nonprofit group & new postpartum depression pill seek to help those fighting a silent battle

Dr Kathryn Emerick

Dr. Emerick Speaks on Arizona's Maternal Mental Health Crisis

Pregnant women/mothers overlooked when it comes to mental health awareness

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