WHAT’S NEWS IN FOX CHAPEL AREA
UPCOMING
MEETING WITH FOX
CHAPEL AAUW
Fox Chapel Area Affiliate of the
American Association of University
Women will present HEALTHY AGING:
TIPS, TRICKS AND FAQs.
Date: Tuesday, April 9, 9:30 a.m.
(coffee); 10 a.m. (meeting
and program)
Location: Fox Chapel Presbyterian
Church (corner of Fox
Chapel and Field Club roads)
Speaker: Dr. Catherine Bonk,
Obstetrics and Gynecology,
Emory Decatur Hospital,
Atlanta, GA
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The care of senior women—a rapidly
growing segment of our population—
goes beyond conventional gynecological
diseases. As life expectancy increases,
many women will live as long after
menopause as they did through their
reproductive years, requiring physicians
to carefully manage the special needs of
this group.
Join in a frank discussion of gender-
specific issues that affect senior women
as Dr. Bonk explains the importance of
screening and disease prevention. She will
also discuss how gynecological-related
problems can impact daily function,
well-being, and even longevity. Audience
members are encouraged to bring their
questions.
Dr. Catherine Bonk has been practicing
obstetrics and gynecology in Atlanta
for over 25 years. A graduate of Emory
University Medical School, she is on
staff at Emory Decatur Hospital and also
serves on the hospital’s board of directors.
She’s been honored many times as one of
Atlanta Magazine’s ‘Top Docs’.
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