Registration is open for the 14th Annual Breast Cancer Education (BCEA) Conference on Saturday, October 10, 2015 at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Keynote speaker for this conference is Dr. Otis Brawley, Chief Medical Officer of the American Cancer Society. Minnesota Oncology's Dr. Barbara Bowers will be part of a panel discussion on what's new in breast cancer treatment.
The BCEA Education Conference crosses all boundaries and supports a broad range of healing philosophies and possibilities, from surgical options and the latest updates in oncology to mind, body and spirit practices. Renowned breast health experts share information on prevention, treatment and survivorship. Please contact the BCEA at (651) 487-3578 or info@breastcancereducation.org for more information or register here.
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