TOPIC: What Is Integrative Oncology and How Can It Help You?
DATE: Wednesday, June 18, 2025
TIME: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm; via computer, phone or tablet
COST: FREE
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The Breast Cancer Education Association is excited to continue our expanded educational resources. Join us from the comfort of your home or office, by phone or computer.
Please join us for a free webinar on Integrative Oncology, featuring Eric Wood, ND, MA – an expert in Naturopathic and Integrative Medicine.
During this session, you’ll learn:
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What integrative oncology is and how it complements conventional care
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Ways to support conventional treatments for better outcomes and reduced side effects
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The role of nutrition in oncology care
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Real-world examples of integrative interventions: mistletoe therapy, IV therapies, off-label medications, parenteral nutrition therapy, pancreatic enzyme therapy, and more
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How evidence and global practices support integrative approaches in oncology
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Q&A session to get your questions answered
 Featured Speaker: Dr. Eric Wood
Dr. Eric Wood, ND is a registered Minnesota naturopathic doctor, a graduate of the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine and a member of the Oncology Association of Naturopathic Physicians, currently pursuing FABNO certification. He focuses in a holistic way toward general practice with expertise especially in integrative oncology, biotoxin illnesses (i.e. mold and tick-borne illnesses) and environmental medicine/toxicity.
Don’t miss this opportunity to expand your understanding of integrative options in cancer care.
Register now!
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if you missed any of our past webinars, visit our recorded webinars page to listen to this and other important breast cancer topics.
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Introducing the BCEA Education Committee
The mission of the Breast Cancer Education Association (BCEA) is to educate the community by providing support and information about breast cancer detection, diagnosis, treatment and survivorship. The role of the Education Committee is to identify broad-ranging topics across the breast health continuum and to engage expert speakers in the field.
Our outreach and educational programs cross all boundaries and support a broad range of healing philosophies. At local community events, through FREE educational webinars, and at an inspiring annual conference that brings the community’s best medical and therapeutic breast health experts together for a full day of learning, BCEA volunteers are connecting those whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer with support resources and the latest information on research, treatment options, nutrition and care.
BCEA Education Committee
Back Row L-R: Rebekah Floyd, Ann Harris (chair), Gay Lynn Richards
Front Row L-R: Thelma Dukuly, Carolyn Best, Ethel Livingstone, Benita Robinson, Natasha Hollowell
Not Pictured: Renata Beaman, Diane MacGibbon, Marlene Miller
