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Medicating In 2007
Speaking on today's com-
plex pharmaceuticals, Dr. Ilisa
Bernstein will speak at the "Food
for Thought"
luncheon hosted
by the Jewish
Federation's
Women's
Department
12:30 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 27,
at Knollwood
Bernstein
Country Club,
5050 W. Maple,
West Bloomfield. Registration will
begin at noon.
As director of pharmacy affairs
for the U.S. Food and Drug
Administration, Bernstein focuses
on the U.S. drug distribution
system, counterfeit drugs, drug
importation, advertising and pro-
motion, drug labeling and safety.
The Food for Thought is sup-
ported by Federation corporate
partner the Rohlik Foundation. Co-
chairs of the program are Gail K.
Mayer and Jodi Weinfeld. Associate
chair is Julie Goldstein.
The luncheon is $18 per person
with reservations requested by
Wednesday, Nov. 21. Reservations
can be made online at
www.jewishdetroit.org/fft.

Aid Cancer Caregivers

Jerusalem — A study by Dr.
Michal Braun, psycho-oncologist
at Hadassah University Medical
Center's Sharett Institute of
Oncology, looked at the profound
impact on cancer patients' signifi-
cant others.
The Hadassah research was
conducted in collaboration with
Toronto's Princess Margaret
Hospital and the findings were
published in the October issue of
the Journal of Clinical Oncology.
Researchers found depression
in spouses of both good and bad
marriages.
"The ability of individuals to
adjust to their role as caregivers
of ill spouses is affected by both
relational variables and by the
subjectively experienced burden of
caregiving," Dr. Braun said.
"There is a need to assist care-
givers in their new and demanding
role."