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Join UW Health and UW Carbone Cancer Center's open house on Sunday, April 6, 2025 from 12-4PM at the Health Sciences Learning Center. This is a FREE public event open to all ages. The event will feature 20+ interactive displays and inflatables, behind-the-scenes science lab tours, cake and Babcock ice cream celebrating the 10-year anniversary... Read more »
This webinar, hosted by UW-CTRI on April 9 from 12-1pm, will describe the latest trends in adolescent tobacco/nicotine use with a focus on the newest generation e-cigarettes, pouches, and how to help young people live free from nicotine addiction. This includes "smart" vapes. At the end of this session, attendees will be able to: Describe... Read more »
Caregivers have their own unique, yet often overlooked, needs in survivorship. Each week we’ll meet as a group to hear presentations, engage in discussion, and together we will address the emotional and social hurdles faced during this transitional time. We will discuss medical care, healthy lifestyle, emotional support, relationships, and practical needs. This program is... Read more »
Caregivers have their own unique, yet often overlooked, needs in survivorship. Each week we’ll meet as a group to hear presentations, engage in discussion, and together we will address the emotional and social hurdles faced during this transitional time. We will discuss medical care, healthy lifestyle, emotional support, relationships, and practical needs. This program is... Read more »
The American Cancer Society will be hosting a 2025 Virtual Forum Series. Each session will highlight local experts and explore the challenges and opportunities in cancer care through a panel discussion. The sessions will take place on select Thursdays from 8-10am CST and will once again provide two CMEs from the American Academy of Family... Read more »
On April 24, 2025 at 12-1:30PM CST, this webinar will explain disability insurance options when you have a serious medical condition and need to take time off from work. Learn about the process to apply, application tips, what to do if your claim is denied, navigating benefits, and other options for caregivers. Course Level: Beginner... Read more »
The Medical College of Wisconsin will host their 5th annual Cancer Disparities Symposium, covering the topic of Challenges in Cancer Care for Rural Communities. The symposium will be held on Friday, April 25 from 8:00 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. at the Italian Community Center in Milwaukee. The symposium is free, but registration is required. This... Read more »
Presented by the American Cancer Society and Kohl's, please attend the 2025 Cancer Seminar for Community Health Workers at the Zoofari Conference Center on Friday, April 25th from 9:30am-3pm. Participants will have the opportunity to learn valuable skills and recommended best practices, network with other passionate community health workers, and gain valuable insights to better serve... Read more »
Gilda's Club Madison, in partnership with the Genetic Support Foundation, are excited to host a workshop open to the public called Hereditary Cancer: Causes, Clues, & a Call to Action (in both English and Spanish) on Saturday, April 26th from 10:30am-1pm. Katia Vine, a genetic counselor from the Genetic Support Foundation, will provide an overview of... Read more »
Caregivers have their own unique, yet often overlooked, needs in survivorship. Each week we’ll meet as a group to hear presentations, engage in discussion, and together we will address the emotional and social hurdles faced during this transitional time. We will discuss medical care, healthy lifestyle, emotional support, relationships, and practical needs. This program is... Read more »