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Join our regular webinar series to deepen your understanding of hormone health – including perimenopause and menopause – and its role in wellbeing, disease prevention and clinical practice. Each session is led by experienced clinicians and covers real-world case studies, the latest evidence and practical treatment strategies.

Whether you’re a GP, nurse, pharmacist or allied health professional, our webinars are designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to deliver hormone-related care

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  • 27 hours

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  • 4 Ebooks

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    Why join our webinars?

    • CPD-accredited
    • Led by expert clinicians
    • Case-based, practical learning
    • Live Q&As.
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    Join our regular webinar series to deepen your understanding of hormone health – including perimenopause and menopause – and its role in wellbeing, disease prevention and clinical practice. Each session is led by experienced clinicians and covers real-world case studies, the latest evidence and practical treatment strategies.
    Whether you’re a GP, nurse, pharmacist or allied health professional, our webinars are designed to equip you with the knowledge and confidence to deliver hormone-related care

    Why join our webinars?

    • CPD-accredited

    • Led by expert clinicians

    • Case-based, practical learning

    • Live Q&As

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