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As a cancer survivor, you may find yourself taking more medications than you’re used to. Instructions for taking medications can be confusing at times. Taking them correctly is essential to your health and recovery. Being your own advocate means staying informed and understanding what each medication is for and how to take it properly can make a big difference in your well-being. In this presentation, you will learn about the following items.

Please join our MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper expert and pharmacist Avani Yenamandra, PharmD as she discusses Medication Management for the Cancer Survivor.

Online discussion will address the following:

• What are some questions to ask your doctor when taking a new medication?
• Medication storage/ disposal safety tips
• Over-the-counter medications that can help with common side effects from cancer and its treatment

This one-hour presentation will include a Q & A session at the end of the presentation. We look forward to your participating in this live informal discussion sponsored by the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper.

Registration is required

To join the webinar, a link will be sent to you via email prior to the event.

You can join the webinar by computer, laptop, tablet, smartphone, or landline phone.

Avani Yenamandra, PharmD, BCOP, is a board-certified oncology pharmacist at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper, where she specializes in optimizing targeted therapy regimens and enhancing patient education for individuals with solid tumor malignancies.

Throughout her career, Dr. Yenamandra has served as a preceptor for pharmacy residents and students, implemented innovative drug regimens, and developed an oncology pharmacist-led clinic to improve patient care. Her professional passion lies in combining evidence-based medicine with patient-centered communication to advance outcomes in cancer therapy.

About the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper:
At MD Anderson at Cooper, a patient is considered a survivor the moment they are diagnosed with cancer, and our team is dedicated to helping survivors live their lives to the fullest throughout their cancer journey. Our Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program addresses the physical, psychological, and educational needs of patients who have completed treatment. It also focuses on identifying, preventing, and controlling any long-term and late effects associated with cancer and its treatment. In addition, the Wellness After Cancer Survivorship program is designed to monitor patients for signs of cancer recurrence. Click here to learn more about our Wellness After Cancer Survivorship Program and the many resources available to you.