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Family Matters:
Breaking the Pattern of Genetic Disease

Deborah Barbouth, M.D., FACMG Medical Director for Newborn Screening in Florida and Director of the University of Miami Victor Center for Jewish Genetic Diseases will be speaking Thursday, March 11, 2010 at the JEA ( 5111 Abercorn Street) on a panel with Genetic Counselors from Anderson Cancer Institute, Savannah Perinatology Associates, and Genzyme Therapeutics on Starting at 6:30 PM with a Cancer Answers Health Fair sponsored by American Cancer Society in honor of Colorectal Cancer Month, the Speaker Panel event called Family Matters begins at 7 PM in Savannah. ALL FREE and appropriate for young adults, couples, parents, it is sponsored by MorningStar's Teal Ribbon Project MStarArts@aol.com

Who: Deborah Barbouth, M.D., FACMG Medical Director for Newborn Screening in Florida and Director of the University of Miami Victor Center for Jewish Genetic DiseasesWhat: Will be speaking on a panel with Genetic Counselors from Anderson Cancer Institute, Savannah Perinatology Associates, and Genzyme Therapeutics

When: Thursday, March 11, 2010
6:30 PM Cancer Answers Health Fair in honor of Colorectal Cancer Month
7 PM to 8:30 Family Matters Speaker Panel

Where: Jewish Educational Alliance
5111 Abercorn Street
Savannah, GA

Why: Because Genetic disease—including Cancer--- is not one of the things you want to pass on to your children!

ALL FREE and appropriate for young adults, couples, parents and everyone else.
Sponsored by MorningStar's Teal Ribbon Project
JEA: 912-355-8111 or MStarArts@aol.com

Healthy Girls Night Out

Free fun and food with a serious message for college-aged women (and teens with parental consent at the Jewish Educational Alliance, 5111 Abercorn Street in Savannah. Session Leaders Pamela G. Gallup, M.D and SCAD’s Tamara Knapp-Grosz, Ph.D., APRN, B.C. will begin at 5:30. Besides information to keep women safe, and healthy, door prizes include health club & pool passes. Some transportation is available through SCAD. All free but dinner reservation a must by calling 912-355-8111.

Who: college-aged women (and teens with parental consent)

What: Healthy Girls Nite Out: Fun and food with a serious message

When: Thursday, March 11, 2010 - 5 PM to 7 PM

Where: Jewish Educational Alliance
5111 Abercorn Street
Savannah, GA

Why: Because your health, safety and well being is important

5PM to 7PM:
5:30 Session Leaders Pamela G. Gallup, M.D and SCAD’s Tamara Knapp-Grosz, Ph.D., APRN, B.C.

Free for young women with Participation:
Fun foods and mock-tinis, health club & pool single use passes and some transportation available.
All free but dinner reservation a must by calling 912-355-8111

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