Monday October 25, 2004. Temple Israel, Minneapolis. “What We Should Know About Clinical Trials”.
November 2003. “Living with the Fear of Recurrence” by Brenda Hartmann, ovarian cancer survivor and therapist.
February 2003. “The Importance of Knowing Family History” by Mary Ahrens, genetic counselor at the University of Minnesota/Fairview.
November 2002. “Honoring Your Relationship” and “Living beyond the Cancer Experience” by Brenda Hartman and Jon Mac Rae.
August 2002. “A Spiritual Approach to Life and Cancer” by Chaplain Mary Johnson from the Mayo Clinic.
March 2002. “Complimentary Alternative Medicines, Good Nutrition, and Exercise Management” by Dr. Sharon Norling, Director of Mind, Body, Spirit Clinic at the University of Minnesota and Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics/Gynecology and Women’s Health.
February 2002. “Current Issues and Future Directions in Ovarian Cancer” by Dr. William Cliby from the Mayo Clinic.
November 2001. “Sexuality and Intimacy After Cancer Treatment” by Julie Ponto, Oncology Nurse Specialist and Program Coordinator for the Women’s Cancer Program at Mayo.
June 2001. “Families Coping with Cancer” by Psychologist Sue Petzel, from the University of Minnesota Women’s Health Center.
July 2000. “Second Line Treatment for Ovarian Cancer and Risk Factors for Recurrence” by Dr. Patricia Judson, a gynecologic oncologist from the University of Minnesota.
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