Tomorrow: Sponsor Series on Estrogen Deprivation and Long-Term Health After Breast Cancer

Free and online, tomorrow at 7:00 PM ET with Jodi Winicour, PT, CMT, CLT-LANA. Sponsor Series  •  Free to attend The Whole-Body Effects of Estrogen Deprivation in Breast Cancer Survivors Tomorrow, Tuesday, October 6  •  7:00 PM ET Tomorrow evening, and it is free. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, join us for a Sponsor Series webinar with AIROS Medical, featuring a whole-body exploration of the effects of estrogen deprivation in breast cancer survivors and evidence-based strategies clinicians can use to support long-term health. Breast cancer treatment can have effects that extend well beyond the immediate cancer diagnosis. Estrogen deprivation and endocrine therapy can influence musculoskeletal health, cardiovascular function, metabolism, cognition, pain and overall function. Tuesday, October 6  •  7:00 PM ET Online Free to attend, registration required Presented with AIROS Medical Register free What the session covers •  The physiologic role of estrogen throughout adulthood •  The potential whole-body consequences of estrogen deprivation and endocrine therapy •  How estrogen replacement therapy has evolved, and the current evidence around it •  Practical strategies clinicians can use to help address sarcopenia, bone loss, cardiovascular disease risk and functional decline •  The role of rehabilitation, movement, exercise and supportive interventions in helping patients navigate the long-term effects of cancer treatment Your presenter Jodi Winicour, PT, CMT, CLT-LANA Oncology Rehabilitation, UCHealth  •  Founder, BrCAcademy Jodi is a licensed physical therapist, certified massage therapist and nationally certified lymphatic therapist with more than 30 years of clinical experience, more than 25 of them dedicated to cancer rehabilitation. She sees patients full-time for UCHealth in Longmont, Colorado, and founded BrCAcademy, a free online educational platform for people affected by breast cancer. Through her work with Klose Training, she has trained thousands of physical, occupational and massage therapists in the United States and internationally. Save your spot Questions? Email events@lymphnet.org.   Thank You to Our Gold Sponsors   Have questions about lymphedema or need help finding treatment? Contact the NLN Patient Support Team at 800-541-3259 or patientsupport@lymphnet.org  for guidance, resources, and support. National Lymphedema Network 2229 Bridge Avenue #667 Point Pleasant, NJ 08742 (800) 541-3259   unsubscribe