We have a Speakers Bureau that is available to come to your corporation and provide professional lectures on a variety of health care topics. Please see the list below for some topics we are currently offering. For more information on this program please contact our director at 215-762-5503.

Health Care Topics:
The Three Silent Killers – Hypertension, Diabetes, and Hyperlipidemia
Exercise and Health
What’s the Latest on Allergies and Asthma?
What Immunizations Do I Need?
Preventive Medicine – what do I need to know?
Screenings in the Office – what should I be asking for?
How Can I Avoid Cancer
Menopause and Hormones
Heart Disease in Women
Overactive Bladder
Optimal Aging
Vitamins and Supplements
Polycystic Ovary Syndrome
Osteoporosis
Omega-3 Fatty Acids
Heart Truth for Women: Essential Tests and Checkups for Women Across the Lifespan
The Medical Impact of Stress/Stress Management
Reading Food Labels for Healthier Food Choices
Partner Violence and Trauma - How to Handle the Epidemic
Healthy Relationships - Balancing Work, Family and Self Care
Which Diet? How to Analyze Healthy Changes in Nutrition
Where in the Cyber World? Getting Credible Health Information from the Internet
Reading the Health News Ticker Tape: What is Science versus Pseudoscience versus Hype
Gender Differences in Disease - What Answers Are There and What Do We Still Need to Research?
Practical Tips to Weight Management
Playing Hardball: Uncovering the Double Standards Facing Professional Women and Their Implication on Health

For a more detail explanation of some lectures please see the decriptions below:

Exercise and Health: Everyone tells you -- "you need to exercise more!" It is easy to say, but it's often hard to do. Once you start: how much? how often? how intense? In this discussion, we will talk about the evidence that supports exercising for optimal health, and current recommendations.

Cardiovascular Disease in Women: Learn about the risk factors for heart disease that affect women and how to control the numbers and decrease your risk.

Women’s Health Issues: Women’s health is more than just breast cancer and osteoporosis. We’ll discuss how reproductive hormones can affect other systems, like the heart and brain. We’ll also discuss the aging process in women, which is accelerated in Western cultures. We’ll discuss the specific strategies that women can employ to slow down aging and keep themselves as healthy as they can be for as long as possible.

Omega-3 fatty acids in health and disease: Fish oil contains omega-3 fatty acids, which affect every single system in the body. A deficiency of omega-3’s underlies chronic diseases like arthritis, heart disease and depression. We’ll discuss the best ways to get omega-3’s into your diet.

Osteoporosis: An overview of this very common disorder -- one in two women will suffer from a fracture due to osteoporosis in her lifetime! Talk will include causes of osteoporosis and ways to diagnose it, as well as prevention and current treatment options.

Vitamins and Minerals: What are the most important vitamins and minerals? Should you take supplements or are they a waste of money if you eat well?

Menopause and Hormone Replacement: Did you know that the hormones estrogen and progesterone start to decrease in your 30’s, long before your menstrual periods stop? Do you know the symptoms of perimenopause? Are hormones safe to take?

Hypertension and the latest recommendations for treatment: In this lecture, prevention, causes, symptoms, and medications are discussed.

Diabetes and Kidney Disease: Protein in the Urine: In this lecture we will discuss the cause of kidney failure due to diabetes, how diet therapy can slow the progression of the disease and medication to prevent kidney disease.