Women’s Health; GLP-1s, Exercise, and Environmental Health

This program addresses critical topics at the intersection of metabolic health, environmental science, and preventive medicine. Led by experts in physiology and women's health, the curriculum examines the clinical implications of GLP-1 agonists, the pervasive health effects of microplastics, and the profound benefits of exercise. The sessions also explore key issues in women's health, including updated screening guidelines, osteoporosis, and the importance of health equity, providing an integrated approach to modern patient care. With guidance from Cassandra R. Nelson, MS, PhD, and Khelda Jabbar, MD, MPH, you will explore topics such as the pros and cons of GLP treatment, the health impacts of digital-age stressors, and new perspectives on breast cancer screening. This activity provides up to 14.00 continuing education credits for a variety of professions. Discuss these complex clinical topics with faculty and peers while sailing aboard the Icon of the Seas.