The annual Twin Cities Breast Cancer Education Conference on October 11 at the Saint Paul River Centre featured Minnesota Oncology physician Dr. Barbara Bowers (medical oncology) who presented on the topic "Knowledge is Power: Updates in Oncology." This was a special day devoted to learning, supporting, sharing, encouraging and communicating with those in our community whose lives have been impacted by breast cancer.
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