Australian Menopause Society Congress 2017
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Menopause essentials Menopause what is it Assoc Prof Amanda Vincent
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Low libido and testosterone in women Dr Sonia Davison
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Non-hormonal therapies for menopausal symptoms What works Prof Martha Hickey
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How to do HRT MHT Dr Jane Elliott
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Progestogens not all the same Prof Sue Davis
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Cardiovascular mortality risk and menopausal hormone therapy AProf Tomi Mikkola
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Unravelling the mysteries of cardiovascular disease implications for preventative strategies Prof Gemma Figtree
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Exploring the evidence Cardiovascular disease Panel Discussion
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The breast density controversy Dr Mary Rickard
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Breast cancer prevention The latest developments Prof Kelly-Anne Phillips
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Bone health in women with breast cancer Dr Anna Fenton
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Exploring the evidence Breast cancer Panel Discussion
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Postmenopausal hormone therapy and pelvic floor disorders Assoc Prof Tomi Mikkola
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The use of vaginal laser treatment for vulvovaginal symptoms and urogynaecological issues Assoc Prof Jason Abbott
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Diet and nutrition in depression and brain health Prof Felice Jacka
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Surgical management of pelvic organ prolapse Assoc Prof Chris Maher
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Urogenital health Panel Discussion
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Moving through menopause with exercise An evidence-based approach Prof Robin Daly
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Menopause in multi-cultural Australasia Prof Jane Ussher
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Experiencing Menopause A New Zealand Oceania Perspective Prof Bev Lawton
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Debate Motherhood should be confined to younger women For Laureate Prof John Aitken Against Dr Devora Lieberman
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Optimising sexual function at midlife Dr Rosie King
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STIs in mid-life and beyond Dr Lynne Wray
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Menopause What's New Prof Rod Baber