You asked for it, and we listened. Introducing the UC Alumni Association’s new health series for Bearcats to learn from our experts on various health topics, such as previous discussions on the COVID-19 pandemic, racial inequities in healthcare, and resilience during times of stress.
A community symposium focused on non-pharmacological approaches to pain management
Saturday, May 14, 2022
9 a.m. - 3 p.m.
The Graduate Hotel
151 Goodman Street
Cincinnati, OH 45219
The UC Center for Integrative Health and Wellness and the UC Brain Tumor Center have come together to bring the benefits of non-pharmaceutical methods of pain management to our community. A robust agenda of expert presenters will enlighten and enliven guests with evidence-based strategies to reduce, eliminate and prevent chronic and acute pain through lifestyle management and integrative therapies, focusing especially on relieving pain associated with disease, chronic illness and related treatments. Dr. Robert Bonakdar, Director of Pain Management at the Scripps Center for Integrative Medicine in San Diego is our event keynote speaker, and UC faculty and special guests will lead 15+ interactive presentations and integrative health sessions and experientials.
If you haven't been able to join us for a BEARCATS/health program yet, you still can! Check out our YouTube playlist of BEARCATS/health virtual event recordings.
'Pain and Prejudice Inequity in the Opioid Epidemic' Webinar
'Mindfulness for Building Resilience' with Dr Cotton Webinar
BEARCATS/health COVID-19 Vaccine Event
Exploring our Patients’ Contexts: A History of Anti Black Racism in Cincinnati
Hope! Fight! Breathe! Lung Cancer Educational Conference for Patients, Families and Caregivers
Breast Cancer 360° in the Midst of COVID-19
Understanding Health Inequities in Greater Cincinnati & America - Webinar
UC Health COVID 19 Discussion with CEO of UC Health
Social Work Hot Topic: Grief
'Behind the Scenes' with UC Health
Celebrating Diverse Women in Pharmacy
Addressing Inequity as Allied Health Professionals
Examining Ramifications in Mass Incarceration
Beyond the Bench: How UC Health Physicians Keep Our Bearcats Game-Ready
The University of Cincinnati Alumni Association's Academic Health Center alumni engagement team has presented webinars that explored public health crises with an attempt to understand the causes and consequences of health inequities. To learn more, click here.
UC clinicians and researchers have been on the front lines of the region's response to COVID-19, truly making our community proud. The Crisis Response Fund supports the immediate and ongoing needs of UC Health clinicians and staff as they continue to understand, treat and prevent the spread of COVID-19.
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