YouthCare providers, please encourage your tween and teen patients and their caregivers to attend next week's HPV Prevention & Sexual Health Webinar hosted by Rutu Ezhuthachan, MD, MMM, FAAP, Meridian’s Chief Medical Officer. Full details and registration information: HPV Prevention & Sexual Health Webinar Tuesday, June 18 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM Members can earn a $50 gift card and learn about preventing HPV! Teens and young adults who have not received the vaccine yet should attend to learn about its benefits. Also learn how our YouthCare team can help support your healthcare needs and hear about our special benefits, including free gym memberships. Register at: short.url/aBcXyZ YouthCare is managed by Meridian of Illinois, a subsidiary of Centene Corporation.
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