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March 2007Elizabeth Myers Appears on Spotlight on HealthIn honor of Eating Disorders Awareness Week, Elizabeth Myers appeared on Spotlight on Health on WECK-am 1230. The program featured an open discussion about the early warning signs of anorexia, bulimia and binge eating disorders. Additionally, Ms. Myers talked about Avalon Centers’ services and the outpatient programs. Hosted by Tom McNulty and produced by radio veteran, Bob Hill, the program airs every Saturday morning at 8:00 a.m. Interested in getting your own copy of the show? Contact Elizabeth Myers at (716) 839-0999. Avalon Centers Featured on WBEN’s Business ReportAvalon Centers was featured on the Business Report with Randy Bushover on Entercom’s WBEN am 930. The spot featured Avalon Centers’ outpatient programs. Success Stories, Inc arranged the promotion. www.success-stories-inc.com Avalon Centers Participates in University of Buffalo Study Avalon Centers participated in the University of Buffalo Family Medicine Research Institute’s study on eating disorders in western New York. The John R. Oishei Foundation funded the study. Several area therapists, parents and providers were participants in the study. One of the recommendations was the creation of a Healthy Eating Center. The Center project has been organized by Avalon R&D and has been presented to area politicians to secure funding. Interested in learning more about the project? Contact Jayne S. Haley, R.N. at Avalon Centers. Dr. Maria Cartegena and Dr. Maria Nickolova Offer Assessment Services Avalon Centers’ medical directors are offering immediate access for assessments for candidates for gastric bypass surgery. Because there are emotional components to this very important decision, a psychiatric evaluation is often recommended prior to surgery. It is important that patients have the clear understanding and realistic expectations about the surgery and its outcomes. Calling Avalon Centers at (716) 839-0999 will facilitate psychiatric consultation appointments. Health Matters In The News
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