Communiversity Offers 'Ask the Pharmacist' Courses
Cathy Rosenbaum is an evidence-based, holistic clinical pharmacist with administrative and practice experience in integrative health and medicine, hospital pharmacy, medication quality assurance and safety, academia and the pharmaceutical industry. Rosenbam is a member of the Academy of Integrative Health and Medicine, the American College of Medical Quality, the American Society of Health Systems Pharmacists and the Blue Ash Cancer Support Center Professional Advisory Board. She is also a member of the professional editorial board for Pharmacy Practice News and Holistic Primary Care, Founder and CEO of Rx Integrative Solutions and an award-winning author of
Don't Sweep it Under the Drug
.
Dr. Rosenbaum has traveled to China to learn more about international culture, research in herbs, vitamins, and other dietary supplements, and body, mind, spirit health practices. Register for one of her classes to receive practical advice for overall health.
- Homegrown Medicinal Herbal Teas: September 12
- Debunking Myths about Dietary Supplements: November 5
- The Memory Spectrum: Medications, Supplements & More: November 12
All classes are conveniently held on Saturday's between 10:30 am - 12:00 pm on UC's Victory Parkway campus.
Register today on our website:
https://webapps.uc.edu/communiversity/
, click on
Holistic Wellness.
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