Weslaco Chamber and South Texas Health System to host Lunch and Learn Seminar Thursday, May 10

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Dr. Oscar Cano will present on breast cancer awareness and screening at the next Weslaco Chamber Lunch and Learn Seminar on Thursday, May 10 at 12 pm at the Business Visitor & Event Center in Weslaco.
Dr. Oscar Cano will present on breast cancer awareness and screening at the next Weslaco Chamber Lunch and Learn Seminar on Thursday, May 10 at 12 pm at the Business Visitor & Event Center in Weslaco.

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The Weslaco Chamber of Commerce will host a Lunch and Learn Seminar on Thursday, May 10 at 12 pm at the Business Visitor Center in Weslaco. The seminar, sponsored by South Texas Health System, will cover breast cancer awareness and mammography screening.

Presenter Dr. Oscar Cano is the Lead Interpreting Physician for Breast Imaging for STHS. Celebrate Día de las Madres with a fiesta themed lunch! Admission fee is $5 for attendees. Call 968-2102 to RSVP. The Weslaco Business Visitor and Event Center is located at 275 S. Kansas.

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