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Hospital Seminar To Help Stroke & Heart Disease Awareness by Ryan ZumMallen | Archive | 02.04.10 |
+ Long Beach Memorial Hospital will hold a seminar this weekend to increase awareness about the No. 1 killer of women: heart disease and stroke. The annual seminar is held every February, which is National Heart Awareness Month. This year, experts will offer screenings to help women better understand the disease. Participants will also learn early detection techniques. The Women’s Heart Health and Stroke Seminar will be held this Saturday, February 6, from 7:30am to 3:30pm, at Houssel’s Forum at 2801 Atlantic Avenue. Admission is $20 for lunch, the seminar and heart screenings. Twice as many American women die from heart disease and stroke than all other types of cancer combined. Physicians, heart specialists and local survivors will conduct sessions to bring awareness to this “silent killer.” Call 1-800-MEMORIAL for more information.
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Dr. Shawn Wow: You get lunch too. The best way to prevent stroke, heart disease and cancer is to cut your animal foods (ALL animal foods) below 10%. I'd be real curious to see what's for lunch. CHARLIE Hopefully - Prime Rib medium rare! Doris Simpson All information is good regarding health and a meal at a resonable price is extra points. Hope you have Salmon on menu.
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