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Webinar: Spontaneous early menopause

Monday 19 October 2020 | Time: 3:00pm - 4:00pm AEDT

This is a free webinar

Want to know more about Early Menopause?

Join a panel of leading experts and women with lived experience of early menopause with an opportunity to ask your questions.

Early menopause can occur either spontaneously (often without a known cause) or as a result of medical treatment, particularly for cancers.

This webinar will provide you the opportunity to hear from clinicians with expertise in early menopause to talk about the social impact and also hear first-hand from a woman about the lived experience aspects of early menopause. Presenters include:

Associate Professor Amanda Vincent, Endocrinologist, Monash Health Menopause clinic. Head, Early Menopause research, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Monash University

Associate Professor Jacqueline Boyle, Obstetrician/Gynaecologist, Monash Health Deputy Director and Lead Women's Public Health and Health Equity Stream, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, Monash University

Dr. Kate Johnston-Ataata Research Fellow (Health Sociology), Social & Global Studies Centre, RMIT University

Kirsty, diagnosed with spontaneous premature menopause at age 31

You will also be given the chance to ask your questions at the end of the session.

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