I have been out of the office for more than one week and it always is hard to return. I am back in the office, however, at an exciting time. A Woman's Journey has begun registration for its annual Women's health conference that will be held on Saturday, November 12, 2011.
As co-chairs Mollye Block and Harriet Legum acknowledge a lot has changed since the three of us began the conference 17 years ago. Who could have imagined all the discoveries that may influence our daily lives: personalized cancer treatments, unique immune responses in women and the importance of vitamin D. These and other medical advances are changing our ability to influence our health as well as the way doctors diagnose and treat disease.
We need to harness this knowledge and personally make a difference for ourselves and our families. That's why I hope that you will take a day for yourself and join me at this year's conference. It is one day that could change the course of all others.
Leslie
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Leslie Waldman organizes the annual Johns Hopkins Medicine annual health conferences for women. Get her perspective on the conference and women’s health issues.
A Journey about Women’s Health
A Woman's Journey, The Johns Hopkins Medicine annual women's health conference, provides new and compelling information about important issues affecting women's health. From nutrition and improving your memory to heart disease and cancer, this one-day program offers many seminars, all taught by Johns Hopkins physicians.
Mark your calendar now for A Woman’s Journey.
- Saturday, November 17, 2012 in Baltimore
- Thursday, January 24, 2013 in Palm Beach, FL.
- Friday, January 25, 2013 in Naples, FL
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