Member Events Calendar

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

Join us for the next #TogetherSeparately Lung Cancer Community Talk this Thursday, July 9 at 1:00 PM EDT! We’re excited to welcome LCRF Scientific Advisory Board member Dr. David Carbone,... Read more »

A panel of healthcare executives will discuss the early lessons they’ve so far learned from the crisis, and how they are continuing to respond to a virus that doesn’t appear... Read more »

Monday, July 20th, 3:30 pm- Advanced Care Planning. Advanced care planning is one of the best gifts you can give to yourself and to your loved ones. Learn more about... Read more »

During COVID-19, the number of preventive cancer screenings has drastically declined. Screenings are the best way to help detect 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. During this FREE webinar, we aim to remove the stigma of talking about gynecologic cancers in order to help women better understand the risk factors and warning signs of the 5 main types of gynecologic cancers.

The session will cover: • The five main types of gynecologic cancer

HPV and other risk factors
Actions to lower gynecologic cancer risk
Screening options
Warnings signs & symptoms

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/6246424920922035213

Tuesday, July 21st, 2:00 pm- Pain Management. Pain. It shows up, and demands our attention. What is it, really? And, where does it come from? What works best for different types?... Read more »

Wednesday, July 29th, 5:00 pm- Getting a Good Night's Sleep. Sleep is your body's time to reset, to heal. Your habits can help you get a restful sleep. What can you... Read more »

Cardiovascular conditions like heart disease and stroke kill 1 in 3 women each year, but because there are no warning signs, many women are unaware of their risk. Learning personal risk factors and making small lifestyle changes is vital for protecting your health – maybe even saving your life.

Presented by a health professional, this FREE and live webinar will cover:

The two major cardiovascular risks for women
Heart attack and stroke symptoms
Disease risk factors
How to measure BMI and waist circumference
Normal numbers for blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar
How to establish healthy habits

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.

Breast cancer patients need ABCD now more than ever. Join ABCD for their first-ever virtual event on September 3 beginning at 7:00 pm Central Time to learn more about and... Read more »

This two-part webinar will focus on navigating implicit biases, diversity and inclusion, and the unintended consequences that can result from public health policies. This bulletin is being sent to these... Read more »