Dr. Amy Voedisch discusses the role of progestin IUDs in protecting the endometrium, offering evidence-based guidance for use in hormone therapy and complex gynecologic care.

Dr. Jan Shifren offers practical, evidence-based strategies for diagnosing and managing GSM, helping clinicians improve care for women with vulvovaginal and urinary symptoms in menopause.

Dr. Susan Winer outlines a clear, evidence-based approach to the workup and management of POI, helping clinicians confidently care for women with early ovarian failure.

Due to the Rosh Hashanah Holiday, we will not be holding a Monday Night Discussion Group.

Dr. Denise Black presents real-world perimenopause cases, offering clinicians clear, practical strategies to improve care for women in the menopausal transition.

Due to the Labor Day Holiday, we will not be holding a Monday Night Discussion Group.

Dr. Sandy Starnes sheds light on the unique aspects of lung cancer in women—from risk factors to treatment—offering clinicians tools to improve diagnosis and care.

Dr. Odayme Quesada dives into the underrecognized world of microvascular disease in women, offering clinicians tools for accurate diagnosis and evidence-based treatment.

Dr. Candace Westgate breaks down the evidence behind MCED testing, helping clinicians understand its potential, limitations, and place in the evolving landscape of cancer screening.

Dr. Suzanne Steinbaum explores how precision prevention can transform cardiovascular care for women, offering clinicians advanced tools to assess risk and optimize outcomes.

Dr. Basma Faris brings a culinary medicine lens to PCOS care, offering clinicians actionable nutrition-based strategies to support sustainable hormonal and metabolic health outcomes.

Dr. Mitch Creinin examines the clinical potential of estetrol (E4) as a new estrogen option for contraception and menopause care, highlighting pharmacology, safety, and future use cases.

Dr. Angela Fitch shares practical strategies for assessing and applying body composition metrics in clinical care to guide personalized treatment plans and improve patient health outcomes.

Due to the July 4th Holiday, we will not be holding a Monday Night Discussion Group.

Dr. Heather Quaile discusses the importance of trauma-informed care in women’s health. This session highlights strategies for creating a safe, empathetic environment and delivering evidence-based care to support patients with trauma histories.

Dr. Dawn Mussallem delves into the latest advancements in supplements for midlife health. This session covers evidence-based recommendations for managing hormonal changes, supporting bone health, boosting energy, and enhancing overall well-being during midlife.

Dr. Pauline Maki examines the connection between perimenopause and mood disturbances, addressing when menopausal hormone therapy (MHT) is appropriate and exploring alternative approaches for managing symptoms effectively.

Join Dr. James A. Simon for an expert-led session on the latest in contraception and family planning, featuring updates on new options, clinical guidance, and strategies for delivering personalized reproductive care.

Dr. Jyothi Joseph-Hayes examines the growing popularity of continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) in non-diabetic patients. This session explores their role in metabolic health, discussing the evidence, benefits, and limitations of this emerging trend.

Due to Memorial Day, we will not be holding a Monday Night Discussion Group.

Nancy R. Berman provides an in-depth update on cervical cancer prevention, covering advancements in screening, risk-based management, and HPV self-collection. Gain valuable insights into modern approaches to reducing cervical cancer risks and improving patient care.

Dr. Sameena Rahman examines the role of cultural differences in women’s sexual health care. This session highlights strategies to deliver inclusive, culturally sensitive care and improve outcomes for diverse patient populations.

Ethical challenges in women’s health care can be complex and nuanced. From navigating informed consent and patient autonomy to balancing risk and benefit in treatment decisions, clinicians are often faced with difficult choices. In this session, Jen Lanoff will explore real-world ethical dilemmas in women’s health, providing insight into how evidence-based medicine, patient values, and professional responsibility intersect in clinical decision-making.

Join us for this thought-provoking discussion designed exclusively for clinicians committed to advancing the standard of care in women’s health.

Join Dr. Annina Burns as she delves into the role of nutrition in supporting the microbiome during midlife. This session will cover evidence-based approaches to improving gut health, managing hormonal changes, and enhancing overall well-being through targeted dietary strategies.

Dr. Vivien Brown explores the critical role of immunization in promoting health for midlife women. This session covers vaccine recommendations, prevention strategies, and evidence-based guidance to support well-being during midlife and beyond.

Join Jaclyn “Jackie” Piasta, a board-certified Women’s and Gender Health Nurse Practitioner, as she explores innovative strategies for managing perimenopause. Learn about cutting-edge approaches, mentorship in midlife care, and evidence-based practices to optimize health outcomes during this transitional phase.

Dr. Sydney Larkin Proffer answers the most pressing questions about facial laser treatments. This session covers the benefits, safety, and options available for women seeking skin rejuvenation and care through advanced laser technologies.

Dr. Sally MacPhedran delves into the impact of menopause on sexual health, focusing on changes in orgasm and intimacy. This session offers evidence-based strategies to address these concerns, empowering women to maintain satisfying and healthy relationships through midlife and beyond.

Dr. JoAnn V. Pinkerton explores the latest research and clinical applications of nonhormone treatments for vasomotor symptoms (VMS). Learn about both new and existing therapies, including their effectiveness, safety, and role in managing menopausal symptoms for patients who cannot or choose not to use hormone therapy.

Join Dr. Sharon Parish and Dr. Susan Davis for an in-depth update on testosterone use in women. This session will cover key points from the Global Position Statement and ISSWSH Clinical Practice Guidelines, the biopsychosocial assessment of HSDD, and the practical aspects of testosterone treatment, including indications, dosing, and follow-up. Additional topics include testosterone blood testing (total vs. free, SHBG), cardiovascular risk considerations, and the potential role of testosterone in muscle mass and other emerging indications.