Is a Nodule Cancer? California University Silicon Valley's Free Weekly Online Health Lecture Focuses on Nodules This Wednesday
SILICON VALLEY — California University Silicon Valley hosts a weekly Wednesday public health lecture series on illness and wellness, held online via Zoom. This week's session, titled "Are Nodules Cancer? How to Prevent and Treat Them," begins at 6 p.m. Pacific (8 p.m. Central, 9 p.m. Eastern; 9 a.m. Thursday, China time). The lecture is a public-service event and is free to attend.
According to the organizer's poster, this week's topics include the difference between nodules and tumors, how to adjust daily diet and lifestyle after a nodule is found, which warning signs call for immediate medical attention, and why thyroid, breast and lung nodules are so common today.
The speaker is Dr. Yang. According to the organizer's poster, Dr. Yang is described as a noted traditional Chinese medicine practitioner for chronic diseases, a "life system architect" with 29 years of clinical experience as a TCM doctor in Silicon Valley, and president and professor of the California University of Oriental Medicine. The series' partners are Fresh Lemon, a Chinese health-knowledge outreach group, and the US Shenzhen Federation.
To join: Zoom ID 271 346 4046, passcode 6868. Lecture arrangements are subject to the organizer's announcements.
GSM is a media partner of the U.S. Shenzhen Federation.
Source: GSM · USA (original Chinese edition)
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