As more women join the military in ever-expanding roles, it’s important for health care providers to understand the different health needs and risks associated with their service, health care specialists told about 50 providers from eastern North Carolina on Wednesday.
Experts and researchers in women’s health from ECU’s Brody School of Medicine, the Greenville Veterans Administration Health Care Center, and Duke Area Health Education Center gathered in Greenville for a women’s military health symposium at the Eastern Area Health Education Center.
