The Healthy U Lecture Series at the Community Health Resource Center at Griffin Hospital will provide an in-depth discussion about ways to prevent cancer and the importance of genetic testing in cancer care on Wed., Oct. 21 at 6 p.m.
Led by Griffin Health cancer care surgeons and specialists, this free program features trusted medical insight into lifestyle habits that can help prevent cancer, screening recommendations to detect cancer at an early stage when treatments are most effective, and how genetic testing can provide individuals with critical information about their cancer risk. There will be ample time for participants to ask the medical experts questions.
The Healthy U Lecture Series offers physician-led presentations and discussions to help individuals better understand how the human body functions and be empowered to manage their health and well-being. Griffin Health medical experts will provide in-depth information about the body’s systems to best explain health topics including diabetes prevention, cancer awareness, mental wellness, heart health, nutrition, and exercise for individuals who want to learn more about wellness and disease prevention.
Healthy U is held on the third Wednesday of each month at 6 p.m. in the Community Health Resource Center. The topics for each month are: November – Diabetes Management and Prediabetes Prevention; and December – Healthy Aging.
To reserve your spot or for more information, call 203-732-7399 or register at www.griffinhealth.org/Healthy-U.