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The Socialization of Breast Cancer

joan justice
joan justice
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On the occasion of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we invite you to join HealthworksCollective for an exclusive webinar about the growing role of social media in educating breast cancer patients and connecting them with the treatment resources that they need. Thousands of websites and social media channels now provide fast information to women seeking information about breast cancer. Has this deluge of data helped or hindered? How can women and their families feel confident that what they are reading on the Internet is fact and not fiction? How can medical professionals use social media to optimize treatment and build stronger relationships with patients?

Our distinguished panelists will address the following issues, and yours:

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  • How has the conversation between doctor and patient changed?

Please click here to meet the panelists and register for this important and worthwhile event!

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