Savannah Women’s Health Night to Focus on Menopause Education
Savannah is hosting a women's health night focused on menopause education, where South University physician assistant students will lead a session on symptoms, aging, and preparing for healthcare visits at St. Joseph’s/Candler’s African-American Health Information & Resource Center.
Savannah, GA, October 26, 2026 —
A women’s health night in Savannah will focus on menopause education, with South University physician assistant students leading a session on symptoms, aging and preparing for healthcare visits.
The session is set to take place at St. Joseph’s/Candler’s African-American Health Information & Resource Center. The event’s stated focus is educational, and the listed subjects include menopause-related symptoms, the relationship between menopause and aging, and preparation for appointments with healthcare providers.
The available event information does not identify the date or start time, specify whether advance registration is required, or say whether the session is open to the public. It also does not name individual student presenters or provide details about the session’s format, length or materials. No statements from organizers or participants were provided.
The summary identifies South University physician assistant students as the session leaders but does not provide further information about their roles or the scope of their presentations. It likewise does not specify whether the event will include other speakers or activities.
Beyond the listed topics and venue, additional event details were not provided. The information available describes a menopause-focused education session but does not outline particular medical guidance, services or follow-up resources for attendees.
Story summarized from the original created by Shakuria Smith on www.wtoc.com, see more information here.
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