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This two-day virtual education program is created especially for liver cancer patients and their family members or caregivers.
Join us on Thursday, October 27th at 2:00pm EST for Living Well with Liver Disease presented by Meijer Specialty Pharmacy and the American Liver Foundation.
Featured speakers include:
Lorraine Stiehl, CEO, American Liver Foundation
Beth Eggleston, MS, RDN, Nutrition, Meijer Specialty Pharmacy
Sandra Austin, RN Clinical Supervisor Specialty Pharmacy, Meijer Specialty Pharmacy
This hour-long educational program will focus on topics ranging from general liver disease, Hep C, fatty liver disease, nutrition and more.
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