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Come join UVA Outreach Specialist, Bryan Price, as he presents on the topics of physical activity and nutrition and how they play a role in lowering one’s risk of cancer.
For more information, contact: Bryan Price at bep4s@virginia.edu
FREE Head and Neck Screening.
There are thousands of head and neck cancers each year, many of which can be cured. Screening can help find cancer early, when there is the best chance for a cure. Schedule your free screening today! Appointments are recommended, walk-ins welcome.
Click here for more information: Head and Neck Screening
Come join UVA Outreach Specialist, Bryan Price, as he presents the Understanding Cancer curriculum.
For more information, contact: Bryan Price at bep4s@virginia.edu
Come join UVA Outreach Specialist, Bryan Price, as he presents the Understanding Cancer curriculum.
For more information, contact: Bryan Price at bep4s@virginia.edu
For more information on this Health Fair, please contact Betsy Grossman at ELG6Y@virginia.edu.
Come join UVA Outreach Specialist, Bryan Price, as he presents the Understanding Cancer curriculum.
For more information, contact: Bryan Price at bep4s@virginia.edu
The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is on October 26, 2019. National Take-Back Day is a safe, convenient, and responsible way to dispose of unused or expired prescription drugs.
For more information on activities in Southside Virginia regarding Drug Take Back Day, please contact Bryan Price at bep4s@virginia.edu
Interesting in quitting tobacco? Join the UVA Cancer Center and other local organizations for the Great American Smokeout. This free event, will help you create a personalized plan for quitting while getting to check out community resources that may support you in your attempt. Learn helpful tips on nutrition, physical activity and stress management. Free chair massages and ear acupuncture will also be available. Drop in anytime between 11:00 AM and 1:00 PM. No registration required.
Join us for this FREE EVENT to learn more about colorectal cancer and why early detection is so important!