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Online course Amenorrhea: aethiologies, pathogenesis, consequences and therapies

The online course “Amenorrhea: aethiologies, pathogenesis, consequences and therapies” will start in two weeks with its first live lesson held by Prof. George Creatsas “Amenorrhea and Mullerian Malformations”. The course

19th ISGE World Congress move to a fully virtual congress

Dear Friends and Colleauges, After careful consideration and in light of the ongoing spread of the Covid-19 worldwide, the ISGE Board has decided to move the 19th World Congress of

Meeting patients’ needs with evidence-based, non-hormonal treatment options for menopausal symptoms

Chairman: Prof. Harald Meden, Switzerland Prof. Camil Castelo-Branco, Spain Update and meta-analysis of clinical data on a unique, guideline-recommended herbal extract for menopausal symptoms. Prof. Mary Jane Minkin, USA Benefit-risk

Estrogen target and women health

John Stevenson Coronary microvascular dysfunction in estrogen deficiency Mark Brincat Does estrogen replacement cause breast cancer?

Menopause symptoms management – facing needs and fears

Prof. Andrea R. Genazzani Introduction Dr. Nick Panay Introduction Prof. Dr. med. Petra Stute Menopause symptoms management in daily practice Dr. Nick Panay Evaluation of new global data to improve

PCO: Brain Phenotype and metabolic dysfunction

Sarah Berga The Brain Phenotype in PCOS: Clinical Implications Bart Fauser PCOS; metabolic dysfunction and its implications for reproduction and

Disorders of sex development and endocrine conditions – impact on sexual function

Angelica Hirschberg Disorders of sex development – impact on identity, sexuality and fertility Rossella Nappi Endocrine conditions and female sexual

Which is the right MHT for whom?

Rod Baber Benefits and risks of MHT in the short and long-term Serge Rozenberg Finding the right MHT for the right need & subgroup

Hormonal contraception in risk groups and perimenopausal patients

Martin Birkhaeuser Hormonal contraception in women at risk Alfred Mueck Oral hormonal contraception in perimenopausal patients?

Embryonic Biology with Importance to Human Development and Post-natal Life

Frederick Naftolin – Eytan R. Barnea The yolk Sac, Placenta and Pre-Implantation Factor in Clinical

Treatment of menopausal symptoms and acute UTIs what is the role of evidence-based phytotherapy

Contents: • Gynecological part: Black cohosh (Cimicifuga racemosa) for menopausal symptoms – which patients are most likely to benefit? • Urological part: Do we need always antibiotic therapy to treat

Otros aspectos de la Anticoncepción

Cuauhtemoc Celis Beneficios Alternos de los Anticonceptivos hormonales Nestor Siseles Comorbilidades y anticoncepción en la transición

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