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Clinic celebrates National Women's Health Week

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  Regional Center for Border Health Inc. invites the public to join in the celebration of National Women's Health Week at the San Luis Walk-in Clinic, 1896 E. Babbitt Lane, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday.

  There will be educational workshops for diabetes, depression, risks for heart disease and a healthy cooking demonstration. Free exams will be given to check glucose and blood pressure, cholesterol (for the first 60 people) and an exam to check for osteoporosis. There will also be sessions on makeup and how to dress for success.

  For more information, call 627-9222.


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