**Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series 2027**

A specialist-led program designed to strengthen real-world clinical decision-making across the most common and complex menopause and midlife presentations in primary care.

Live: January 12 to March 16, 7 to 9 PM ET

On demand: recordings after each session

$199 until October 31 • $249 until November 30 • $349 regular price

Prices shown in CAD. USD pricing available at checkout.

Trusted by clinicians across Canada and the United States

Earn 20.0 ANCC contact hours

NP Circle is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.

Why join?

Menopause and midlife concerns often overlap with other common primary care presentations. Patients may present with changes in bleeding, migraine, mood, sleep, sexual health, weight, or other concerns, and deciding what to assess, investigate, treat, or refer is not always straightforward.

The 2027 Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series helps NPs and other primary care clinicians navigate menopause and midlife care with greater confidence. Across 10 specialist-led sessions, you will learn practical approaches to perimenopause and primary ovarian insufficiency, abnormal uterine bleeding, hormone therapy, mood, sleep and cognition, migraine, sexual and vulvovaginal health, weight and cardiometabolic risk, bone health, and complex menopause care.

Each session is grounded in real-world practice, with current evidence, practical prescribing guidance, case discussions, and live Q&A. Join live or watch the recordings when it works for you.

Learn from experts

Dr. Alison Shea

OB/GYN; Director, Menopause Clinic, St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton
Dr. Denise Black

OB/GYN; Assistant Professor, University of Manitoba
Dr. Michelle Jacobson

OB/GYN; Chief of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, William Osler Health System
Dr. Amanda Selk

OB/GYN; Director, Vulvovaginal Health Fellowship, University of Toronto
Dr. Candice Todd-Aziz

Neurologist; Headache Medicine Specialist, Women’s College Hospital
Dr. Sameena Rahman

OB/GYN; Board of Directors, International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health
Dr. Claudio Soares

Psychiatrist; Executive Director, Canadian Menopause Society
Dr. Jackie Piasta

Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner; Medical Advisory Committee, National Menopause Foundation
Dr. Nese Yuksel

Pharmacist; Past President, Canadian Menopause Society
Dr. Stephanie Faubion

Internist; Medical Director, The Menopause Society

Agenda

Perimenopause, Early Menopause, and POI: Diagnosis and Management
January 12, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Differentiate perimenopause, early menopause, and primary ovarian insufficiency from common overlapping conditions.
2. Determine when clinical assessment is sufficient and when targeted testing or further investigation is indicated.
3. Develop an individualized treatment and follow-up plan addressing symptoms, reproductive needs, and long-term health.
Speaker
Dr. Alison Shea, MD, PhD, FRCSC, MSCP
Dr. Alison Shea is an obstetrician-gynecologist specializing in menopause and reproductive mental health, and Director of the Menopause Clinic at St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton. She is an Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at McMaster University and an associate member of the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioural Neurosciences. She completed a fellowship in Menopause and Reproductive Mental Health at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto and serves on The Menopause Society's Education Committee. Her work focuses on midlife women's health and the role of reproductive hormones in mood and quality of life.
Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Practical Prescribing and Troubleshooting
January 21, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Select estrogen and progestogen regimens based on symptoms, uterine status, clinical risk, and patient preferences.
2. Apply current evidence when counselling patients about benefits, risks, contraindications, treatment duration, and available alternatives.
3. Troubleshoot persistent symptoms, adverse effects, unscheduled bleeding, and requests for compounded hormone therapy.
Speaker
Dr. Denise Black, MD, FRCSC
Dr. Denise Black is an obstetrician-gynecologist in Winnipeg with 4 decades of experience in women's health and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at the University of Manitoba. She previously served as Director of the Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program and as an examiner for the Royal College. An author of the SOGC menopause guidelines, she is a course director for the Canadian Menopause Society's Menopause Masterclass and has developed numerous accredited education programs in menopause and contraception.
Bleeding in Midlife: Evaluation and Management
January 26, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Differentiate expected perimenopausal bleeding changes from patterns requiring further evaluation.
2. Select appropriate laboratory testing, imaging, and endometrial assessment based on bleeding patterns and clinical risk.
3. Manage perimenopausal, hormone therapy-related, and postmenopausal bleeding and determine when referral is indicated.
Speaker
Dr. Michelle Jacobson, MD, FRCSC, MHSc, MSCP
Dr. Michelle Jacobson is a menopause specialist and Corporate Chief of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at William Osler Health System. Her expertise includes perimenopause, complex menopause care, cancer survivorship, and hereditary breast and ovarian cancer risk. She is an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto and Co-Founder and Chief Medical Officer of Coven Women's Health, where she helps expand access to personalized, evidence-based menopause care across Canada.
Vulvovaginal Health: GSM, Dermatoses, and Lesions
February 2, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Differentiate genitourinary syndrome of menopause, infection, vulvar dermatoses, vulvodynia, and concerning lesions using history and examination findings across skin tones.
2. Select hormonal and nonhormonal treatments for common genitourinary, urinary, and vulvar presentations.
3. Identify findings requiring biopsy, urgent assessment, or specialist referral.
Speaker
Dr. Amanda Selk, MD, MSc, MHA, FRCSC
Dr. Amanda Selk is an obstetrician-gynecologist at Mount Sinai Hospital and Women’s College Hospital in Toronto and a Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at the University of Toronto. Internationally recognized for her work in lower genital tract disease, she specializes in colposcopy, HPV-related disease, and vulvar skin disorders. She directs the Vulvovaginal Health Fellowship and is a past President of the North American Chapter of the International Society for the Study of Vulvovaginal Disease. She also hosts The Vulva Diaries podcast.
Migraine Across the Menopause Transition: Hormones, Treatment, and Risk
February 9, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Assess changes in migraine across the menopause transition and identify headache features requiring further investigation.
2. Individualize hormone therapy and contraception based on migraine type, symptom patterns, and vascular risk.
3. Select acute, preventive, hormonal, and nonhormonal treatment strategies and determine when referral is needed.
Speaker
Dr. Candice Todd-Aziz, MD, MSc, FRCPC
Dr. Candice Todd-Aziz is a neurologist and headache medicine specialist at Scarborough Health Network and Women's College Hospital in Toronto. Her clinical and research interests include women's neurological health, particularly the effects of pregnancy and perimenopause on headache disorders, and gender and racial inequities in neurological care. She is a Lecturer at the University of Toronto, where she completed her neurology residency and headache medicine fellowship, and has contributed to the Canadian Headache Society Guidelines for Migraine Prevention.
Sexual Health in Midlife: Desire, Pain, and Testosterone Therapy
February 16, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Assess low desire, arousal and orgasm concerns, and sexual pain using a biopsychosocial approach.
2. Select pharmacological, nonpharmacological, pelvic floor, and interdisciplinary treatment strategies.
3. Identify appropriate candidates for testosterone therapy and apply evidence-based prescribing and monitoring practices.
Speaker
Dr. Sameena Rahman, MD, FACOG, MSCP, IF
Dr. Sameena Rahman is a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist, sexual medicine gynecologist, and menopause specialist in Chicago. She is a Clinical Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine and founder of The GYN & Sexual Medicine Collective. A Fellow of ISSWSH, she serves as Secretary of its Board of Directors, and hosts the podcast Gyno Girl Presents: Sex, Drugs & Hormones.
Mood, Sleep, and Cognitive Changes in Midlife
February 25, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Differentiate menopause-associated symptoms from psychiatric disorders, primary sleep disorders, medication effects, and medical or cognitive conditions.
2. Select behavioural, pharmacological, and menopause-specific treatments based on the predominant symptoms and health history.
3. Recognize psychiatric, cognitive, and sleep-related red flags requiring urgent assessment, further investigation, or referral.
Speaker
Dr. Claudio Soares, MD, PhD, FRCPC, MBA
Dr. Claudio Soares is a psychiatrist and Professor in the Department of Psychiatry at Queen’s University School of Medicine and Director of the Centre for Psychedelics Health & Research, a partnership between Providence Care Hospital and Queen’s Health Sciences. He is Executive Director of the Canadian Menopause Society. For more than 2 decades, his research has focused on mood and anxiety disorders across women’s reproductive lives, particularly depression during the menopause transition, and he received the North American Menopause Society’s 2019 Thomas B. Clarkson Outstanding Clinical and Basic Science Research Award.
Weight Management and Cardiometabolic Health in Midlife
March 2, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Assess contributors to weight change, obesity, and cardiometabolic risk across the menopause transition.
2. Compare nutritional, physical activity, behavioural, and pharmacological treatments based on comorbidities and patient goals.
3. Integrate weight management and menopause treatment with the prevention and management of diabetes, hypertension, dyslipidemia, and cardiovascular disease.
Speaker
Dr. Jackie Piasta, DNP, WHNP-BC, MSCP, FNPWH
Dr. Jackie Piasta is a board-certified women’s health NP whose clinical focus includes perimenopause and menopause, hormone therapy, sexual health, and metabolic health and weight management. She is adjunct faculty at Vanderbilt University School of Nursing and serves on the Medical Advisory Committee of the National Menopause Foundation. She was inducted into the inaugural class of Fellows of the National Association of Nurse Practitioners in Women’s Health. Jackie is also the founder of Monarch Health, a concierge practice dedicated to evidence-based midlife care.
Bone Health in Midlife: Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention
March 9, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Assess fracture risk and determine when bone density testing and evaluation for secondary causes are indicated.
2. Select exercise, nutritional, and pharmacological interventions based on fracture risk, comorbidities, and previous treatment.
3. Plan treatment monitoring, duration, sequencing, and discontinuation to support long-term bone and muscle health.
Speaker
Dr. Nese Yuksel, BScPharm, PharmD, FCSHP, MSCP
Dr. Nese Yuksel is a clinician, researcher, and educator with more than 30 years of experience in women's health. She has practised in menopause and osteoporosis clinics in Edmonton since 1997. A Professor Emeritus and former Vice Dean at the University of Alberta, she has contributed to national and international menopause guidelines. She is a past President of the Canadian Menopause Society and has been actively involved with Osteoporosis Canada, supporting evidence-based menopause and bone health care.
Complex Menopause Care: Cancer, Medical Risk, and Clinical Decisions
March 16, 2027
7 to 9 PM ET
Learning objectives
1. Evaluate hormonal and nonhormonal treatment options for patients with a history of cancer or complex medical conditions.
2. Apply current evidence to menopause treatment decisions involving cardiovascular, thromboembolic, hepatic, and other clinical risks.
3. Develop individualized treatment, monitoring, and referral plans for complex menopause cases.
Speaker
Dr. Stephanie Faubion, MD, MBA, FACP, MSCP, IF
Dr. Stephanie Faubion is an internist, the Penny and Bill George Director of the Mayo Clinic Center for Women’s Health, and Medical Director of The Menopause Society. With more than 20 years of experience at Mayo Clinic, she evaluates and treats patients with menopausal, hormonal, and sexual health concerns. Her research spans menopause, hormone therapy, cardiovascular health, and healthy aging, and her group developed the Data Registry on Experiences of Aging, Menopause and Sexuality (DREAMS). She has served on the editorial board of the journal Menopause.

How does it work?

Accredited online sessions, delivered weekly. Register once for access to all 10 sessions, then join live or watch the recordings anytime on our platform.

Each session runs 2 hours:

Teaching (75 min): a specialist-led deep dive into a high-impact topic, with current evidence and case discussion.
Live Q&A (45 min): ask the specialist your questions and work through challenging cases.

Complete the series to earn 20.0 ANCC contact hours. A certificate of completion is available for learners who meet activity requirements.

Who should attend?

This series is designed for NPs in primary care, women’s health, and specialized settings who want to strengthen their approach to menopause and midlife care and stay current as the evidence evolves.

Family physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, midwives, pharmacists, and other clinicians involved in menopause and midlife care are also welcome.

Content assumes a foundational understanding of primary care and suits both early-career and experienced clinicians.

Testimonials

“There’s something truly special about a community of NPs who share a similar background and clinical experience, and a genuine passion for exceptional patient care. NP Circle is exactly that! I joined for the Menopause Management Course while preparing for the MSCP exam. Compared with other recommended materials, I found it much more practical and user-friendly, while still covering everything I needed for the exam. The evidence-based content, algorithms and real-world clinical guidance made everything come together. I felt well prepared, and I’m thrilled to say I passed! The course also left me more confident caring for patients in practice. I highly recommend it to any clinician looking to strengthen their menopause knowledge. Thank you to the entire NP Circle team!”
Danielle Marston, FNP-C, CLC, MSCP
Nurse Practitioner - CO
“This platform has been a great place to connect with other NPs, share insights and engage in continuing education opportunities geared to support NPs in their practice. I'm so glad I decided to become a part of this community. For the first time in my NP career I feel like I have a community and an amazing support network at my fingertips. The Lab Interpretation and Menopause Management courses along with the frequent webinar offerings on varied topics, and real world case discussions others bring to the forum make it easy to keep current and upgrade your knowledge. Thank you for creating this space!”
Marie Loughnane, MN, NP- Adult, MSCP
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“I am a semi-retired NP providing care to remote communities. Even after 25 years in practice and decades of women’s health conferences, I still find menopause care challenging to navigate at times. The Menopause Management Course has been the perfect enhancement to my knowledge. The content is highly curated, evidence-based, and well organized, with helpful PDFs and charts for each module. The self-paced format with built-in repetition makes it easy to retain key concepts. Concepts like SERMs, TSECs, and KNDy neurons finally clicked once I heard Aliya explain them. Aliya’s gentle voice provides a warm and humble backdrop, and you can feel the respect she has for women, the content, and the learner. Kudos to Aliya, Claudia, and their team. This is most certainly the best course I have ever taken, and I have enough certificates to paper a wall.”
Barb Hood, BScN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON, NWT
"I’m so grateful for NP Circle. This platform has given me the opportunity not only to connect with nurse practitioners across the country, but also to access high-quality, accessible online educational opportunities. The Menopause Management Course was excellent, offering practical, evidence-based tools that I will be able to utilize in my practice when caring for women during this life transition. I look forward to the upcoming Primary Care Review Course. Thank you to Aliya and the NP Circle team for building this great platform together!"
Kathy Rukavina, MN, ANP, NP(F)
Nurse Practitioner - AB
“The education is excellent. As an NP, I appreciate how practical and clinically focused the Menopause Management Course is. Menopause is an area of women’s health that is often overlooked in traditional training, yet it has a significant impact on patients’ quality of life. This course provides clear, evidence-informed guidance that will meaningfully improve how NPs assess, educate, and support women through this transition.”
Poonam Sehgal, MScN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“NP Circle creates the best educational opportunities I’ve come across in my NP career thus far. Hearing from the industry’s top specialists about tips and tricks on how we can manage many illnesses and conditions that we often refer for in primary care is motivating, empowering and can significantly reduce the volume of referrals sent and wait times for patients.”
Brooke Wagner, MN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“NP Circle is an incredible platform for the busy NP. Not only are their multiple course offerings, but there is a plethora of valuable resources at one's fingertips - including the valuable input from other NP's. Having taken multiple courses from a wide variety of platforms, I can attest that NP Circle is absolutely the best platform out there in regards to content and value for money. The NP Circle Lab Interpretation Course is by far the most valuable course I have ever taken.”
Meagan Beavers, MSN, RN, BA, FNP-C, CEN
Nurse Practitioner - CA, ON
“Could not be happier with my decision to attend the Primary Care Expert Series. For less than $20 per session, you get evidence-based and relevant clinical tools from medical specialists. The majority of the sessions are held after a standard work day and recorded for later viewing as well, which is super convenient. After attending each session, I take away valuable knowledge that will enhance the care that I provide my patients.”
Claire Smith, MN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“This is a wonderful platform. I actually left primary care about a year ago because I was a new grad and felt so overwhelmed by all the knowledge gaps I had. But since I’ve been watching all of these webinars and doing my own studying to fill in my learning gaps, I went back to primary care a couple of months ago. I’m sure you know this, but you are making such a massive difference for NPs!”
Kelsey MacNeil, MN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
"NP Circle’s Lab Interpretation Course is an amazing resource for both new and seasoned NPs. It’s self-paced with lifetime access and is conveniently delivered in short sections that can be completed at any time as schedules allow. The hard work put into the development of this course is evidenced by the comprehensive content and expert review. This is an outstanding and much needed resource for all NPs contributing to a gap in NP education. Thank you NP Circle!"
Kimberly Harkness, MN, NP-PHC, NP-Adult, GNC(C)
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“The NP Circle Menopause Management Course opened up so much information and understanding for me regarding the transition for women and how to better treat them. The course was laid out in such a way that each module built on the prior ones which provided a deeper understanding and solidification of knowledge. I feel more prepared to take the Menopause Society Certification Exam after completion of this course. Highly recommend this course!”
Lori Wistling, APRN, FNP-BC, FNP-C
Nurse Practitioner - FL
"As a new graduate, NP Circle has been a life changer for me. I feel extremely empowered by the community, the trainings, and the knowledge I’ve gained so far. The Lab Interpretation Course has made a huge difference in my confidence and was exactly what I needed. I love the short videos, how the course is divided, and how clear and easy everything is to understand. It’s already changing my day-to-day practice!"
Marianne Leblond, MN, IPSPL
Nurse Practitioner - QC
“After completing the Menopause Management Course this past weekend, I was able to immediately apply what I learned in my primary care practice. Just yesterday, I used the principles from the course with 4 different patients at 4 different stages of menopause! I felt confident asking pertinent questions, discussing expectations, and even adjusting hormone therapy routes when requested. As an experienced provider, this felt like a true WIN-WIN! I was able to expand my knowledge while guiding my patients toward the best course of treatment for their lives. I highly recommend NP Circle’s Menopause Management Course!”
Antoinette Riley, DNP, FNP-BC, DCNP
Nurse Practitioner - TX
“As an experienced nurse practitioner, I found this lab interpretation course to be both refreshing and incredibly valuable. The content is concise yet comprehensive, covering everything from basic panels to more complex diagnostics in a clinically relevant way. It’s clear the course was designed with real-world application in mind, bridging the gap between textbook knowledge and what we actually see in practice. Whether you’re newly licensed or have years under your belt, this course sharpens your diagnostic skills and boosts confidence in managing complex lab results. Highly recommend for anyone looking to elevate their clinical acumen.”
Kristen Carey, MN, NP(F)
Nurse Practitioner - SK, BC
"I am so incredibly grateful and happy that NP Circle exists! I’ve always felt that NPs haven’t previously had structured and high quality resources available to help foster continuing education after graduation, and NP Circle has really superseded my expectations. Every course I’ve taken has left me with a wealth of invaluable and practical knowledge, and the platform is full of high-quality and practical resources! I also love the questions and answers that NPs across the country are able to contribute to. It’s such a helpful learning resource. I can’t thank Aliya enough for creating this space for all of us!"
Andrea Mayne, MN, AGPCNP
Nurse Practitioner - ON
“These are the most important education sessions you can attend as a nurse practitioner in primary health care. You leave with tangible tools to better serve your patients and minimize unnecessary referrals and long specialist wait times. Sessions are organized with sufficient time for questions and some specialist even provide post-session written materials.”
Alexandra Milne, MN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
"As a recently retired NP, I have experienced firsthand the diverse facets of our profession, from clinical expertise and advocacy, to leadership , scholarship, and research. Now more than ever, it's crucial to be part of a supportive community of like-minded NPs. Being connected in this way empowers us to grow both individually and collectively, enhancing our ability to elevate patient care to new heights."
Claudia Mariano, MSc, PHCNP
Retired Nurse Practitioner - ON
“My experience working with Claudia at NP Circle was incredibly positive. She provided thoughtful guidance, practical career insight, and a supportive approach during a time when I was navigating several major professional decisions, including a significant cross-border move and career transition. Her coaching helped me gain clarity, confidence, and a better understanding of the direction I wanted to move in professionally. Claudia was also exceptionally responsive, approachable, and genuinely invested throughout the process. I always felt supported and able to reach out with concerns. I truly appreciated her encouragement, perspective and ability to tailor the process to my individual goals and circumstances. Thank you, Claudia, for your guidance and support throughout this process.”
Christine Pirwitz, NP
Nurse Practitioner - BC
“I’m so happy this exists! I would highly recommend these events to any primary care provider who is looking to gain knowledge from some of the best specialists and improve their everyday practice. I’ve already been able to implement some of the knowledge I gained from the first session into my practice and prevent an unnecessary referral! 5/5 stars”
Bri Smith, MN, NP-PHC
Nurse Practitioner - ON
"I’m loving being a part of NP Circle! The programs are taught by NPs, MDs, and others who are the best in their field. I’ve had so many great takeaways for my practice. All the resources I need for practice are easily accessible. It’s also been nice to receive updates on relevant news to NP practice and to learn from difficult cases posted by other NPs. Any questions I have related to daily practice or career advancement I can post on there and someone always has helpful advice/information. All in all it’s a great one stop shop for all my NP needs!"
Helen Nicolle, MN, NP
Nurse Practitioner - ON, NB

FAQs

Both programs are online, but they offer different learning experiences.
The Menopause Management Course is a self-paced program covering menopause care from assessment and diagnosis through treatment, monitoring, and long-term health. It suits clinicians who want a complete, structured curriculum they can work through and revisit on their own schedule.
The Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series is specialist-led and focused on high-impact topics, complex cases, practical prescribing, and evolving evidence. It suits clinicians who want expert perspectives, case-based discussion, and the option to attend live with Q&A or watch on demand.
Neither is a prerequisite for the other, and many clinicians take both.
Yes. NP Circle is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
The complete series is designated for 20.0 ANCC contact hours. Pharmacology hours will be confirmed following final accreditation review. ANCC contact hours are accepted by the AANP Certification Board for NP recertification.
Yes. Every session is recorded and posted to the NP Circle platform. Attend live, watch on demand, or mix both.
No. The series is designed with NPs and primary care clinicians in mind, and it is open to physicians, physician assistants, registered nurses, midwives, pharmacists, and other clinicians involved in menopause and midlife care.
NP Circle is founded and led by NPs. Our team plans, reviews, and moderates every program, with needs assessments guiding the topics we cover and the clinical questions we address.
We bring together expert NPs, physicians, pharmacists, and other specialists so learners can benefit from the depth of knowledge and clinical experience across disciplines. Faculty are selected for their topic expertise, teaching ability, and the practical value they bring to NP practice.
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$199 until October 31 • $249 until November 30 • $349 regular price

Prices shown in CAD. USD pricing available at checkout.

Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series 2027

Why join?

Dr. Alison Shea

Dr. Denise Black

Dr. Michelle Jacobson

Dr. Amanda Selk

Dr. Candice Todd-Aziz

Dr. Sameena Rahman

Dr. Claudio Soares

Dr. Jackie Piasta

Dr. Nese Yuksel

Dr. Stephanie Faubion

Perimenopause, Early Menopause, and POI: Diagnosis and Management

Menopausal Hormone Therapy: Practical Prescribing and Troubleshooting

Bleeding in Midlife: Evaluation and Management

Vulvovaginal Health: GSM, Dermatoses, and Lesions

Migraine Across the Menopause Transition: Hormones, Treatment, and Risk

Sexual Health in Midlife: Desire, Pain, and Testosterone Therapy

Mood, Sleep, and Cognitive Changes in Midlife

Weight Management and Cardiometabolic Health in Midlife

Bone Health in Midlife: Osteoporosis and Fracture Prevention

Complex Menopause Care: Cancer, Medical Risk, and Clinical Decisions

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Who should attend?

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**Menopause & Midlife Health Expert Series 2027**