About this Event
Please join UF Health Jacksonville and partners as we embark on an initiative to increase awareness of the impact of toxic stress, helping women and their caregivers identify coping mechanisms to fight the effects of stress on health and well-being.
Data shows that African American families experience maternal and infant complexities and loss much more than any other racial group.
The event includes a screening of Toxic: a documentary that focuses on “Nina,” an African American woman in her second trimester of pregnancy. Following the film, physicians, other clinical providers, and patients will share their experiences, knowledge, and resources, all in an effort to empower woman and their village to decrease the impact of stress on women before and during pregnancy.
The screening will be followed by a panel discussion with leaders and physicians from UF Health Jacksonville. Lunch will be provided. Health screenings, blood pressure screenings, free blood pressure machines (while supplies last), and other resources will be available.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Blue Zones Project Jacksonville, 232 East 8th Street, Jacksonville, United States
USD 0.00
