Challenges in women’s health: Menopause, migraines and contraception

Join this free must-attend women’s health conference designed for healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers. Gain expert insights, the latest clinical research, and evidence-based strategies on three critical topics:

• Non-hormonal management of menopausal symptoms - Understand the physiological and neurological impact of menopause, explore non-hormonal treatments (SSRIs, SNRIs, gabapentin, clonidine), and discover the role of lifestyle changes, diet, and exercise in symptom relief. Learn about emerging therapies, including nutraceuticals and botanical treatments, and address mental health considerations.
• Progestogen-only contraception: the default choice? – Compare progestogen-only vs. combined hormonal contraception, assess safety profiles, effectiveness, and risks. Explore the impact on cardiovascular health, bone density, and mood disorders, and address patient concerns about side effects, weight gain, and menstrual irregularities.
• Hormonal aspects of migraine – Examine the role of hormonal fluctuations in migraine, the differences in presentation, triggers, and severity across diverse populations, and the latest pharmacological and non-pharmacological treatments. Learn about personalised migraine management during pregnancy and menopause, and explore the impact of social determinants of health and healthcare disparities.

Don’t miss this opportunity to stay at the forefront of women’s health research and clinical practice.

By attending this event, you will:

• Gain an in-depth understanding of why migraines affect women differently
• Understand the cultural and genetic influences in migraine prevalence and response to treatment
• Learn practical tools and strategies for optimizing migraine management in women

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Astellas have supported this meeting through sponsorship of an exhibition stand space at the meeting. Exeltis and Pfizer International LLC have provided financial support towards the meeting through an Independent Medical Education Grant. Please note none of the companies listed have had any input or control over the agenda or organisation of the meeting.