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Supporting Access Expansion and Vaccination Efficiency in Clinics and Communities The Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin is hosting a summit for stakeholders interested in supporting immunization access expansion on Wednesday, February... Read more »
Save the Date! For more information, click here. Book your hotel room ($189 a night) in advance by clicking here.
Milwaukee Consortium for Hmong Health, Inc. is hosting our 5th Annual Health Conference on Saturday, April 11th,2020 at the Italian Community Center,631 E Chicago St Milwaukee, WI 53202 from 8am-3pm.... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
The 2020 Regional Meetings are going virtual! Please join us for this webinar-based gathering with cancer control experts in your area. Share success stories and challenges, discover new ways to... Read more »
During COVID-19, the number of breast cancer screenings has drastically declined. Screenings are the best way to help detect breast cancer when it's most treatable, so knowing our bodies and knowing on our own when something isn't right becomes even more important during this time when we aren't able to see healthcare providers as often.
By attending this FREE webinar, women will learn factors linked to breast cancer, how to reduce risk, and how to advocate for care. Emphasis is on the issues and steps that women face prior to breast cancer diagnosis.
Specific discussion will include:
• Risk factors
• How to reduce risk
• Screening recommendations
• Signs and symptoms of breast cancer
• Managing abnormal screenings
• Where to find more information and resources
This webinar is presented by GrapeVine - a program of the Wisconsin Women's Health Foundation, which trains nurses to lead women's health education in their communities.
Register here: https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/5532305312820806413