Join us for our lunch & learn on prostate cancer by calling 817-288-9849 to register. Free lunch will be available as we discuss powerful and valuable insights on prostate cancer and its higher impact on the African American community. Free PSA blood tests will also be available for men ages 40 to 69 without insurance […]
Join us for our lunch & learn on prostate cancer by calling 817-288-9849 to register. Free lunch will be available as we discuss powerful and valuable insights on prostate cancer and its higher impact on the African American community. Free PSA blood tests will also be available for men ages 40 to 69 without insurance […]
Join us in a virtual discussion featuring Daphanie Taylor, MD, and special guest patient ambassador Leya on blood cancers like CLL/SLL. African American patients with blood cancer are twice as likely to die from complications, let's talk about that.
Name of Event - Summer Health Summit and Health Fair Date of Event (Already have) - August 6th Location of Event (Virtual, In-Person or Hybrid information) - 6011 W. Orem Drive in Houston, Texas Link to Register for Event (and/or link to landing page) - bhmsummerhealthsummit.vfairs.com/en/registration-form REGISTER FOR FREE TODAY
Name of Event - Free Mobile Mammography Screening Date of Event (Already have) - Saturday May 7 8am- 5pm CST Location of Event (Virtual, In-Person or Hybrid information) - In Person - Acres Homes Multi-Service Center, 6719 W. Montgomery Rd., Houston, TX 77091 Link to Register for Event (and/or link to landing page) - […]
Name of Event - The Close The Gap Virtual Health Summit Date of Event (Already have) - Saturday, May 22, 2021 / 10am - 5pm et Location of Event (Virtual, In-Person or Hybrid information) - Virtual Link to Register for Event (and/or link to landing page) - www.bhmnyc.vfairs.com Contact Person for Event (if needed) […]
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