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Pregnant Women/mothers Overlooked When It Comes To Mental Health Awareness

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

May 13, 2024

APAL was recently featured on KOLD 13 News!

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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

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

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