Providence Health Talk with Dr. Mark Moyad scheduled for Sept. 3

July 31, 2025 Providence News Team

29th annual presentation to the community with Mark Moyad, M.D., MPH

5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 3
Providence Cancer Center, Room U2285 (2nd Floor)
3851 Piper St. Anchorage

Get the latest information on healthy living, fad diets, dietary supplements and more from Mark Moyad, M.D. Hear from Dr. Moyad about the most up-to-date research on lifest

yle, diet and supplements – including which options are helpful and which are not so helpful for different health situations.Dr. Moyad will also give the latest updates on COVID-19 and cancer screenings.

This free community health talk is presented by the Providence Cancer Center and is open to
the public.

Presenter: MARK A. MOYAD, M.D., MPH, University of Michigan Medical Center

Jenkins/Pokempner Director of Complementary & Alternative Medicine Education, Department of Urology

About Dr. Mark Moyad

Mark Moyad, M.D., MPH, is a public health educator, clinical researcher, career‑long healthy lifestyle advocate and the primary author of more than 150 published medical journal articles and 15 clinical and consumer health books. Dr. Moyad occupies an endowed position to study lifestyle changes, dietary supplements and other over-the-counter options and then educate consumers and health care professionals on the latest clinical research. His position was originally created and funded by the individuals he has helped for more than 25 years.

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