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Women's health issues featured at Annual Meeting

Here is a preview of some of the sessions on women's health thatADA is bringing your way at the 1993 Annual Meeting, October 25through 28, in Anaheim, California.

Breast Cancer in the 1990s, presented by Susan M. Love, MD,Monday, October 25, 11 AM to 1 PM. A pioneer in breast treatment,Susan M. Love, MD, is director of the UCLA Breast Center in LosAngeles, Calif. Love, who has dedicated her efforts to improvingpublic education about the breast and breast disease, will offermembers state-of-the-art information and cite topics from hermost recent book, Susan Love's Breast Book.

Topics include common problems and universal concerns,pervasive myths about breast pain and fibrocystic disease, and anoverall look at breast cancer, including who is at risk, what riskfactors mean, diagnosis, treatment, medical terminology, fears,rehabilitation, and more.

Annual Business Meeting of Members, Tuesday, October 26,1 PM to 2:30 PM. In a presentation about ADA's Nutrition & HealthCampaign for Women, members will hear firsthand informationfrom noted experts on what to do in their communities to helpwomen prevent diseases and how to position themselves and theirservices for a competitive advantage.

Related topics include: Diet and Breast Cancer, presented by JeanHankin, DrPH, RD, Susan C. Finn, PhD, RD, Brian Henderson,MD, and Maureen Henderson, MD; Women's Food Choices: Healthyor Harmful, presented by Jane Kirby, RD; and Morning Sickness:Myths, Miseries, and Management, presented by Miriam Ericks,MS, RD, Carolyn C. Hintlian, MBA, MPH, RD, and Jeffrey Z. Ecker,MD.

For more information on Annual Meeting programs, see pages1059-1062 in this issue.

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