Join Newson Education on 16–17 March 2027 at the Royal College of Physicians, London

NEWSON EDUCATION CONFERENCE 2027

Hormones & Healthspan

Two days. International experts. One global challenge.
How can better hormone health improve healthspan across the whole population?
 16–17 March 2027
 Royal College of Physicians, London
Proudly free from pharmaceutical sponsorship.

A global platform for hormone health and healthspan

The Newson Education Conference 2027 brings together international experts, healthcare professionals and patient perspectives to explore how better hormone health can improve healthspan across the whole population.

Through evidence, clinical practice, debate and patient experience, the conference will create an accessible, inclusive and forward-looking platform designed to translate knowledge into better care for more people, everywhere.

Better hormone health should be accessible to everyone

Hormone health is fundamental to lifelong wellbeing.

This conference is about improving healthspan at a population level - not elite longevity for the few. It will explore how evidence-based hormone care can support healthier lives, while examining the inequalities, knowledge gaps and barriers that prevent people from accessing the care they need. 

We will ask what we know, what is changing and what needs to happen next to make better hormone health a reality for everyone.

2 days

of high-impact learning and networking

International experts

bringing global perspectives

Practical, evidence-based learning

grounded in clinical experience

A global community

connected by hormone health and population healthspan
2 days of high-impact learning and networking
International experts bringing global perspectives
Practical, evidence-based learning grounded in clinical experience
A global community connected by hormone health and population healthspan
PROGRAMME THEMES

The questions shaping the programme

 Hormones across life & gender
Hormone health across different life stages, women and men.
 Whole-person health
Mental, sexual, reproductive, metabolic and wider health.
 Complex care in practice
Evidence, cases, debate and patient experience.
 Healthspan for everyone
Population health, with a focus on making better health accessible rather than exclusive.
 The future of access
Education, research, technology and global change.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?

A global event for healthcare professionals

The conference is relevant to professionals working across hormone health, wider healthcare, research and education, including:
  • Primary care clinicians
  • Specialists
  • Nurses and midwives
  • Pharmacists
  • Allied healthcare professionals
  • Researchers and academics
  • Educators and trainers
  • Healthcare leaders

Learn from leading international experts

Hear from experts across hormone health, clinical practice, research, population health and the future of healthcare.

Learn from leading international experts

Hear from experts across hormone health, clinical practice, research, population health and the future of healthcare.

Dr Louise Newson  

Founder, Newson Education  

Dr Louise Newson  

Dr Rebecca Lewis  

Co-founder, Newson Education  

Dr Rebecca Lewis  

Dr Susan Hardwick-Smith 

Dr Susan Hardwick-Smith   

Dr Felice Gersh 

Dr Felice Gersh   

Dr Matthew Pywell 

Dr Matthew Pywell   

Dr Tashiya Mirando 

Dr Tashiya Mirando   

Dr Rony Emmer 

Dr Rony Emmer   

What delegates can expect

Keynotes and breakout
tracks

including debates and panel discussions that explore different perspectives

Interactive breakout sessions and panel discussions

exploring different perspectives

Practical, evidence-based clinical learning

supported by real-world cases and experience

Patient insights, lived experience and global connections

with healthcare professionals from around the world

key notes and breakout tracks followed by Interactive debates and panel discussions.
Interactive breakout sessions and panel discussions exploring different perspectives
Practical, evidence-based clinical learning supported by real-world cases and experience
Patient insights, lived experience and global connections with healthcare professionals from around the world

Tickets and pricing

Proudly free from pharmaceutical sponsorship.

Level 1

£579
Your full pass to two days of world-class hormone health education.
INCLUDES
  • Keynotes, lectures & evidence updates
  • Breakout sessions & panel discussions
  • International clinician network
  • 16 hours of CPD and CME accredited learning

Level 2

£689
The full conference - plus the evening that brings our community together.
INCLUDES
  • Everything in Level 1
  • Delegate dinner included
  • An informal evening to meet speakers & peers

Level 3

£1,299
Everything in Level 2 - plus lifetime access to the complete Confidence in Hormones programme (CiH).
INCLUDES
  • Everything in Level 2
  • All CiH modules — today's and all future releases
  • Unlimited access
  • Includes 16 hours of CPD and CME accredited conference learning, plus 39 additional CPD points through the Confidence in Hormones programme
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Confidence in Hormones

Confidence in Hormones is Newson Education's online CPD programme for healthcare professionals. Led by Dr Louise Newson and Dr Rebecca Lewis, it gives clinicians a clear, practical grounding in women's hormone health, from hormone foundations and consultation skills to mental health, individualised decision-making and testosterone prescribing. Modules are self-paced, CPD-accredited and independent of pharmaceutical sponsorship, and can be taken individually or as a full programme.

Building on Hormones Uncovered 2026

A growing global community focused on better hormone health

Hormones Uncovered 2026 brought together healthcare professionals, leading experts and patient voices to share evidence, challenge established thinking and explore how hormone care can improve everyday clinical practice.

The 2027 conference builds on that momentum - bringing an even broader international community together around hormone health, healthspan and the future of care.
300 delegates
Healthcare professionals coming together to learn, debate and connect.
19 countries represented
A growing international community with a shared interest in improving hormone health.
100% would recommend
Strong delegate feedback reflecting the quality and relevance of the programme.
14 expert speakers / sessions
A programme combining evidence, clinical insight, debate and lived experience.

What healthcare professionals say

This conference was very useful for GPs. There was a good number of different speakers and lots of information packed into the day.

- Dr Carolyn, NHS GP Partner

 This has been the best conference I have ever been to.

- Elisabeth, Gynaecologist

 This conference included helpful information that I can pass on to my patients, which they will be grateful for.

- Emma Principal Osteopath with an interest in women’s health, Stockbridge, Hampshire

 The conference was excellent, inspiring and very well organised. The team is changing health for women in the future, well done!

- Claudia Brett BSc Menopause and Health Promotion Coach

 Thank you for opening a new way of helping women.

- Radmila Gujanicic

 Excellent mix of interactive and lecture style. I learned so much!

- Lucia Gannon

This conference was very useful for GPs. There was a good number of different speakers and lots of information packed into the day.

- Dr Carolyn, NHS GP Partner

 This has been the best conference I have ever been to.

- Elisabeth, Gynaecologist

 This conference included helpful information that I can pass on to my patients, which they will be grateful for.

- Emma Principal Osteopath with an interest in women’s health, Stockbridge, Hampshire

 The conference was excellent, inspiring and very well organised. The team is changing health for women in the future, well done!

- Claudia Brett BSc Menopause and Health Promotion Coach

2026 Highlights

What delegates experienced:

  • Leading expert talks and panel discussions
  • Practical, evidence-based clinical learning
  • Complex case discussion
  • Patient and lived experience perspectives
  • Debate around emerging evidence and changing practice
  • Opportunities to connect with peers and experts
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VENUE & TRAVEL

Royal College of Physicians, London

Set beside Regent’s Park in central London, the Royal College of Physicians provides an inspiring setting for two days of learning, discussion and connection.

11 St Andrews Place, Regent’s Park, London, NW1 4LE

The venue is well connected by public transport, with Regent’s Park and Great Portland Street Underground stations just a short walk away, and easy connections from Euston, King’s Cross and St Pancras International. The venue offers accessible facilities, and there is a wide choice of hotels nearby for delegates travelling from across the UK and internationally.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the conference for?

Hormones & Healthspan is designed for healthcare professionals with an interest in hormone health, healthy ageing and improving long-term patient outcomes. It will bring together professionals from primary care, specialist practice and allied healthcare disciplines, from the UK and internationally.

Do I need specialist experience in hormone health?

No. The conference is intended to support healthcare professionals at different stages of their hormone health learning. Sessions will combine accessible clinical insights with more in-depth discussion, giving delegates the opportunity to strengthen their knowledge and apply the latest evidence within their own area of practice.

When will the programme be announced?

The full conference programme will be announced in the coming months, with speaker and session reveals shared in the lead-up to the event. Register for the latest updates and be among the first to hear about new announcements.

Who will be speaking?

The conference will bring together a world-class line-up of leading international experts, influential voices and pioneering practitioners across hormone health, healthspan and related areas of clinical practice.

More high-profile speakers will be announced soon. Register for the latest updates and be among the first to discover new additions to the line-up.

Will CPD and CME points be available?

Yes. The two-day conference will provide 16 hours of CPD and CME accredited learning. Further details on accreditation and certification will be provided ahead of the event.

What is included in my ticket?

What’s included depends on the ticket level you choose.

Level 1 includes full in-person access to both conference days, including keynotes, lectures, evidence updates, breakout sessions and panel discussions, as well as access to the international clinician network and 16 hours of CPD and CME accredited learning.

Level 2 includes everything in Level 1, plus the delegate dinner and an informal evening event where you can meet speakers and fellow delegates.

Level 3 includes everything in Level 2, plus lifetime access to the complete Confidence in Hormones programme (CiH), including all current and future modules, unlimited access and 39 additional CPD points through the programme.

Full details of each ticket level are available when booking.

Is the venue accessible?

The conference will take place at the Royal College of Physicians in London. Accessibility information and support arrangements will be provided ahead of the event. If you have specific access requirements, please contact the conference team before attending.

Where should I stay?

The Royal College of Physicians is located in central London, with a range of hotels and transport options nearby. Recommended accommodation and any preferential delegate rates will be shared closer to the conference.

Can international delegates attend?

Yes. The conference welcomes healthcare professionals from around the world and will bring together international expertise and perspectives on hormone health and healthspan.

Delegates travelling from outside the UK are responsible for arranging their own travel, accommodation and any visa requirements.

Do you offer institutional discounts or group bookings?

Yes. If you are booking on behalf of an organisation, institution or a larger group, please contact our team to discuss available options and group booking arrangements. Email info@newsoneducation.co.uk and we’ll be happy to help.

What happens after I purchase my conference ticket?

Once your payment has been successfully received, your place at the conference is confirmed. We’ll send a confirmation email to the email address you provided. Your ticket will be sent separately, closer to the conference date.

Be part of the conversation

Join a global community working towards better hormone health for everyone.

Proudly free from pharmaceutical sponsorship.

Better hormone health should be accessible to everyone

Hormone health is fundamental to lifelong wellbeing.

This conference explores evidence-based population health - not elite longevity for the few and asks how better hormone care can contribute to healthier lives across different life stages and populations.

It will examine what we know, what is changing and what needs to happen next to make better hormone health a reality for everyone.

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Building on Hormones Uncovered 2026

A growing global community focused on better hormone health

Hormones Uncovered 2026 brought together healthcare professionals, leading experts and patient voices to share evidence, challenge established thinking and explore how hormone care can improve everyday clinical practice.

The 2027 conference builds on that momentum - bringing an even broader international community together around hormone health, healthspan and the future of care.
[XX]+ delegates
Healthcare professionals coming together to learn, debate and connect.
[XX] countries represented
A growing international community with a shared interest in improving hormone health.
[XX]% would recommend
Strong delegate feedback reflecting the quality and relevance of the programme.
[XX] + expert speakers / sessions
A programme combining evidence, clinical insight, debate and lived experience.

Building on Hormones Uncovered 2026

A growing global community focused on better hormone health

Hormones Uncovered 2026 brought together healthcare professionals, leading experts and patient voices to share evidence, challenge established thinking and explore how hormone care can improve everyday clinical practice.

The 2027 conference builds on that momentum - bringing an even broader international community together around hormone health, healthspan and the future of care.
[XX]+ delegates
Healthcare professionals coming together to learn, debate and connect.
[XX] countries represented
A growing international community with a shared interest in improving hormone health.
[XX]% would recommend
Strong delegate feedback reflecting the quality and relevance of the programme.
[XX] + expert speakers / sessions
A programme combining evidence, clinical insight, debate and lived experience.

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