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Epworth hosts Delmed Health FAIR
Ann Glass of Beebe Medical Center answers questions from Lauren Keller who is holding Patrick. BY DENY HOWETH
October 10, 2013
Goggles help you to see how vision and balance are impaired by too much alcohol. BY DENY HOWETH
Audra Littleton of Balanced Being Wholistic Services explains her design of crystal circlets that increase awareness and aid meditation. FInd her online at http://www.find-ur-balance.com BY DENY HOWETH
Dr. Michael Keller of Rehoboth Beach Dental looks for abnormalities for Cindi Bryan. BY DENY HOWETH
Sara Shutlz of Brandywine Counseling begins her talk on fetal alcohol syndrome. BY DENY HOWETH
University of Delaware educators Dorothy Dobbyn, left, and Anne Camasso offer a game called 'Do You Dairy,' which compares the amount of calcium in various vegetables and other foods. BY DENY HOWETH
The third annual Women's Health Fair was held at Epworth Church in Rehoboth Sept. 28.
Delmed Health partners with the Delaware Breast Cancer Coalition to bring free screenings and information about women's health to the public. Beebe Medical Center offered free screenings. Also on hand was Delaware's Mammogram Van for free mammograms. Doctors were on hand to answer questions and to give mini seminars.
