2025 Programme

Review of NICE and Scottish family history of breast cancer guidelines, and treating menopause in these women Learning outcomes:NICE family history of breast cancer guidance Discussion of the commones ...

As HRT is becoming more commonly prescribed, side effects and bleeding problems are becoming more common. This session looks at what these might be, what might be the cause and effective changes which ...

A run through of interpreting symptoms and tailored management options.

NHS England launched its ambitious Menopause Improvement Programme in 2022 and signed up to a workplace menopause pledge. This included normalising conversations about menopause at work and employers ...

A review of the current evidence and controversies around treating GSM following breast cancer. Learning outcomes:How to identify GSMNon hormonal managementVaginal oestrogen after breast cancer treatm ...

Digestive health is an often overlooked yet significant concern for women during perimenopause and menopause. Emerging evidence suggests a tangible link between menopause and IBS-type symptoms, with many women experiencing bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, and abdominal discomfort. This session will explore findings from recent surveys and research, including a Harley Street at Home study and an MSc Dietetics project, which highlight the prevalence of digestive health issues in menopause. We will review clinical experiences, the role of the gut microbiome-oestrogen axis, and the need for better recognition of digestive symptoms in menopause care. The project now moves into its next phase, inviting healthcare professionals and their patients to take part in a trial and access dietitian-led digestive health resources free of charge. This talk will provide evidence-based insights and practical strategies for integrating digestive health support into menopause care pathways.

Menopause is a natural transition that affects every woman differently, yet its far-reaching impact on health and wellbeing often presents unique challenges for patients and the professionals supporti ...

Women can experience menopause alongside cancer. Either as a direct result of treatments or as part of the natural menopause transition. This session will look at the potential causes and consideratio ...

Overview of POI, including prevalence and importance Clinically relevance of updated ESHRE POI guidance Learning outcomes:Recognition of significant challenge POI causes to women’s health.Potential ne ...

Demand for support with and advice about menopause symptoms is rising rapidly in primary care. This session shares experiences of the positive impact of introducing a group clinic to the menopause pat ...

Review of NICE and Scottish family history of breast cancer guidelines, and treating menopause in these women Learning outcomes:NICE family history of breast cancer guidance Discussion of the commones ...

As HRT is becoming more commonly prescribed, side effects and bleeding problems are becoming more common. This session looks at what these might be, what might be the cause and effective changes which ...

A run through of interpreting symptoms and tailored management options.

NHS England launched its ambitious Menopause Improvement Programme in 2022 and signed up to a workplace menopause pledge. This included normalising conversations about menopause at work and employers ...

A review of the current evidence and controversies around treating GSM following breast cancer. Learning outcomes:How to identify GSMNon hormonal managementVaginal oestrogen after breast cancer treatm ...

Digestive health is an often overlooked yet significant concern for women during perimenopause and menopause. Emerging evidence suggests a tangible link between menopause and IBS-type symptoms, with many women experiencing bloating, constipation, diarrhoea, and abdominal discomfort. This session will explore findings from recent surveys and research, including a Harley Street at Home study and an MSc Dietetics project, which highlight the prevalence of digestive health issues in menopause. We will review clinical experiences, the role of the gut microbiome-oestrogen axis, and the need for better recognition of digestive symptoms in menopause care. The project now moves into its next phase, inviting healthcare professionals and their patients to take part in a trial and access dietitian-led digestive health resources free of charge. This talk will provide evidence-based insights and practical strategies for integrating digestive health support into menopause care pathways.

Menopause is a natural transition that affects every woman differently, yet its far-reaching impact on health and wellbeing often presents unique challenges for patients and the professionals supporti ...

Women can experience menopause alongside cancer. Either as a direct result of treatments or as part of the natural menopause transition. This session will look at the potential causes and consideratio ...

Overview of POI, including prevalence and importance Clinically relevance of updated ESHRE POI guidance Learning outcomes:Recognition of significant challenge POI causes to women’s health.Potential ne ...

Demand for support with and advice about menopause symptoms is rising rapidly in primary care. This session shares experiences of the positive impact of introducing a group clinic to the menopause pat ...