This session will feature board-certified

gynecologist Natalie Hoshaw, M.D., who will talk about the signs and symptoms

of gynecological cancers.

"Causes of Vascular Disease

and Current Treatment and PVD Screening" will feature vascular surgeons

Albert Tagoe, M.D., and Steve Hwang, M.D., who will educate community

members about heart and vascular disease. These sessions will be held

in the South Fulton Medical Arts Center, Classroom, 1136 Cleveland Avenue,

East Point. Wednesday, February 19, 5:30-6:30 p.m., talk one-on-one with

Dr. Tagoe about Vascular Disease, and there will be session at 6:30-7:30

p.m. on PVD Screening.

There will be a second session

of "Causes of Vascular Disease and Current Treatment and PVD Screening"

on Thursday, February 27. 4:30-5:30 p.m. Talk one-on-one with Dr. Hwang

about Vascular Disease and at 5:30-6:30 p.m. learn about PVD Screening.

Please come out and have your

questions answered by our physicians.

"We are pleased to offer

this outreach program as a way to educate the Atlanta community on health

concerns that effect all of us," said SFMC Marketing Director Sarah

Womack.

To register or for more information,

call 1-888-888-1872. Space is limited, and pre-registration is required.

South Fulton Medical Center,

a 392-bed acute care hospital was acquired by a subsidiary of the Tenet

Healthcare Corporation in April of this year, when it joined four other

hospitals that comprise Tenet's greater Atlanta network. In addition to

emergency care, the hospital offers cardiac care, physical and occupational

rehabilitation, inpatient oncology, ambulatory surgery and labor and delivery.

The hospital also has a level two neonatal intensive care unit.