Presented by Minnesota Oncology and Plastic Surgery Consultants.
Breast Reconstruction Awareness (BRA) Day is an awareness campaign designed to promote public education, patient care and research.
We have joined the Breast Reconstruction Awareness Day movement to educate patients about breast reconstruction and women’s health.
We invite you to our BRA Day 2021 Virtual Series featuring our Breast Specialists. Every Wednesday evening in October we will discuss a relevant topic for newly diagnosed breast cancer patients with a Q&A session at the end of each presentation.
Topics will include:
- October 6: Genetics and High Risk, Dr. Elizabeth O’Leary
- October 13: Surgery Options, Dr. Lisa Hamilton
- October 20: BRA Day, Breast Reconstruction, Dr. Valerie Lemaine
- October 27: Survivorship and Patient Story, Dr. Sara Torgerson
Please feel free to attend any or all dates.
Our Zoom meeting room will open at 6:00pm and offer breakout rooms with information regarding non-profits, support groups, bras, wigs and more. Our main presentation featuring our Breast Specialists will begin at 7:00pm.
Register for our BRA Day 2021 Virtual Series today!
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