JULY 2026

Hi Healthcare Pro,

July is more than midsummer. It's Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, UV Safety Month, and Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month - three reminders that the patients walking into your practice carry health burdens that too often go unaddressed. Different conditions, same underlying truth: integrative, preventive care changes outcomes.

🌿 Here's how A4M is helping you take action.

For Your Patients Navigating Hormones, Mood, and Midlife: The Women's Health Summit - Early Bird Pricing Ends July 31

Mental health and hormonal health aren't separate conversations in midlife - they're the same one. Mood disruption, cognitive fog, sleep loss, and declining libido are among the most commonly dismissed symptoms in women. They're also among the most treatable.

The A4M Women's Health Summit (October 8-10, San Antonio,TX) brings together 20+ leading clinicians for three days built around the full spectrum of women's health - from perimenopause and cardiometabolic risk, to autoimmunity, the gut-brain-hormone axis, sexual vitality, and diversity in care.

Faculty includes Dr. Jolene Brighten, Dr. Carrie Jones, Dr. Amy Killen, JJ Virgin, Dr. Erika Schwartz, and more.

Early bird pricing closes July 31.

Live + On Demand from $1,295.

For Patients With Chronic Inflammation, Skin Aging, and Environmental Burden: BHRT Symposium 2026 - September in Nashville

UV Safety Month is a good time to revisit what we know about environmental exposures and accelerated aging - endocrine disruptors, oxidative stress, skin-barrier breakdown, and the downstream hormonal consequences. BHRT is increasingly part of that picture.

The BHRT Symposium (September 17-19, Nashville,TN) delivers a complete clinical foundation: hormone physiology, lab interpretation, dosing, monitoring, and integration with lifestyle and longevity medicine. Evidence-based. CME-accredited. Built for real-world practice.

Pricing increases after August 30.

Live registration from $695.

Two Free Clinical Sessions This Month

July's Webinar Wednesdays line-up covers the intersection of hormones, gut health, and patient relationships - all directly relevant to the awareness themes this month:

July 22

Low Androgens, High Impact: Clinical Insights for Midlife Men and Women

Dr. Allison Smith

July 29

Strengthening Long-Term Patient Relationships Through Sexual Wellness

Jarrod Hise, PharmD

Episode 343

Dr. Melissa Sundermann:

Why Nature Is Your Most Underutilized Clinical Tool

Dr. Melissa Sundermann - "Dr. Outdoors" - left what she calls "factory medicine" after nearly 30 years to build a practice rooted in prevention, lifestyle, and patient partnership. In this episode, she makes a compelling case for why time in nature isn't a wellness luxury - it's a clinical intervention.

She breaks down the science of phytoncides, natural compounds emitted by trees that research suggests may boost natural killer cell activity, strengthen immune function, and reduce chronic stress. For a month defined by UV Safety awareness and the importance of how we interact with the outdoor environment, this one lands differently.

Dr. Sundermann is also a featured faculty member at the Women's Health Summit in October - worth knowing before you listen.

The patients your colleagues overlook are the ones you can actually help. July is a good month to show up for them.

A4M is here to make sure you're equipped to do it.