WOMEN’S HEALTH
Red Hot Mamas will highlight the latest findings on Hormone Therapy and present information that explains the effects of menopause.
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – Health First Physicians Dr. Vanessa Dance will present the second installment of the new “Red Hot Mamas” Series on Wednesday, Oct. 21 at the Cape Canaveral Hospital Medical Plaza Conference Center.
The hour-long program, “What’s In It for Me – Hormone Therapy at Menopause: Estrogen, Progesterone, Testosterone and Menopause,” will start at 6 p.m. following a wine and cheese reception at 5:30 pm.
The new Red Hot Mamas® Lecture Series is aimed at providing medical information and peer support to women and their family members on how to cope with the physical and psychological impact of menopause, which usually affects women over age 40.
Dr. Dance will highlight the latest findings on Hormone Therapy and present information that explains the effects of menopause. The program will give women an objective, detailed overview of Hormone Therapy and the facts they need to make an informed decision that could change their lives.
Red Hot Mamas Featured in National Media
Karen Giblin, Red Hot Mamas President
The Red Hot Mamas is a program created in 1991 by Karen Giblin dedicated to broadening women’s knowledge base about menopause – and thus nurture consumers who are empowered, knowledgeable participants in the management of their menopause.
The program has been featured in Family Circle, Good Housekeeping, Time, CNN, Today Show and Good Morning America, among other media venues, and has been recommended by the North American Menopause Society.
“Educating yourself about menopause is a must,” said Giblin. “Red Hot Mamas helps take the mystery out of menopause by offering essential, up-to-date information. Learning the facts can help you make objective and informed decisions about your health at menopause and beyond. Red Hot Mamas provides education, support, understanding, hope and optimism,” Giblin said.
Working with hospitals and physician group practices in the United States and Canada, the Mamas revolve around free monthly informational presentations.
For information call the Health First Community Engagement Center at 321-434-4335.
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