Every year, millions of American women get a sexually transmitted disease that they may never know about - until they try to get pregnant and find they can't, or develop chronic pelvic pain. That's why it's crucial for women of all ages to get tested for chlamydia even if they don't have symptoms. This is especially important for sexually active women under 25 who have the highest risk of infection. The forum will include a breakfast and panel discussions with Senator Alma Wheeler Smith and the Washtenaw County Health Office. U.S. Senator Debbie Stabenow will be the luncheon keynote speaker.
Students get in for free.
For more information about the forum, call the Women's Health Resource Center at 936-8886. The Abuse Awareness lecture series is designed to increase staff and faculty knowledge of how to identify, screen, and care for patients who have experienced abuse. Preregistration and payment are required. For more information, call 647-5645. The U-Move Fitness Kinesiology Aquatics Camp will allow participants to earn up to 15 American Red Cross certifications including Lifeguard Training and Water Safety Instructor.