Webinar length: 30 minutes

Our speaker’s background: 

Dr. Amy Howell is an associate research scientist at the Marucci Center for Blueberry and Cranberry Research at Rutgers University. Since 1993, Dr. Howell has been engaged in research aimed at identifying the active compounds in cranberries for urinary tract infections and the prevention of antibiotic resistance, along with engagement in projects to identify ani-adhesion biomarkers and PAC validation methods. She is an internationally recognised speaker and has authored numerous research papers in high impact journals.

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Register here to access Dr. Howell's other webinar on antimicrobial resistance and the science of cranberry in UTI management.

Completion of both webinars will lead to a certificate of completion for continuing professional education points.

Registration will also give you access to health professional only clinical materials, including:

• Clinical Product Reviews

• Research Overviews

• Prescribing Guides

• White Papers

• Educational Articles

What are Flordis micro-webinars? Micro-webinars last for 20-30 minutes. We’ve developed them for health professionals who value education and want to know about research and evidence, but don’t have the flexibility to attend live or long events. 

Does this webinar qualify for continuing professional education points?
Upon completion of both webinars, you will be able to download a participation certificate and a learning summary statement. Please speak to your professional association about eligibility for redeeming CPE/CPD points.