A Woman's Journey
Leslie Waldman organizes the annual Johns Hopkins Medicine health conferences for women. Get her perspective on the conference and women’s health issues.
The Johns Hopkins Medicine conference,A Woman's Journey, provides new and compelling information about important issues affecting women's health. From nutrition and improving your memory to heart disease and cancer, this one-day program offers many seminars, all taught by Johns Hopkins physicians.
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Dec 01, 11 02:32PMIt’s hard to believe, but another Woman’s Journey conference is behind us. On Saturday, just one week following the conference, I attended a baby naming where someone remarked they heard t hat...
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Sep 23, 11 11:24AMIf you are a tennis fan like me, perhaps earlier this month you too watched the U.S. Open Tennis Tournament. The tennis was terrific despite all the weather delays, which spawned a lot of commentary. I...
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Aug 23, 11 07:06AMI must confess, personally I have one disappointment about the Johns Hopkins Medicine women’s health conference, A Woman’s Journey. As the conference organizer, I rarely attend a presenta tion...
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Aug 08, 11 12:32PMI have returned from a memorable family trip to Italy; something I have always wanted to do. Since arriving home,friends and colleagues have asked, “what was the best part of your vacation?&rdqu o...
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Jul 29, 11 06:50AMThe most rewarding part of my job is engaging with people who make a difference in the health and well being of others. At Hopkins, most often it is the scientists, researchers and physicians whose di scoveries...
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Jul 25, 11 07:09AMI have been out of the office for more than one week and it always is hard to return. I am back in the office, however, at an exciting time. A Woman's Journey has begun registration for its annual Wo men...
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Mar 29, 11 08:54AMLast week I attended a professional briefing and was struck by a fact included in the speaker’s presentation. By 2013, cancer is expected to surpass heart disease as the leading cause of death in...
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Mar 09, 11 03:37PM“Personalized medicine” is a phrase we are going to hear a lot more about in the future. Recently I have attended meetings or picked up articles about “personalized medicine.” It...
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Feb 08, 11 11:22AMFinally, I can take a breath. It has been a busy winter. Following the successful Johns Hopkins Medicine women's health conferences in Baltimore, we got some respite from the snow and ice when we trav eled...
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Nov 01, 10 11:08AMMany years ago I received brief training on conflict resolution. It was insightful and gave me skills I continue to use. It hasn't however, helped me resolve some important questions. Consider the fa cts...
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