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The British Menopause Society
The BMS is a registered charity and scientific society which is directed at the medical profession with membership open to healthcare professionals and others specialising in post reproductive health. It is dedicated to advancing education in all matters relating to the menopause. 22nd BMS Annual Conference 2012 The 22nd BMS annual conference will take place at Norton Park Hotel, outside Winchester, on Thursday 5 and Friday 6 July 2012. This year there is a sponsored nurses’ symposium on Wednesday 4 July and the topics include: Prescribing issues in menopause and Advanced Nursing Practice in menopause. This will be followed by an informal buffet supper. This educational meeting is structured to bring delegates up to date with the latest on menopause issues and all aspects of post reproductive health. It is presented by leading experts from the UK and internationally. Who should attend? Academics & Students; Dieticians; GPs; Gynaecologist; Pharmacists; Physiotherapists; Practice Nurses; Specialist Nurses and GP and O&G Trainees. Topics to include: The effect of sex hormones on brain function; Oestrogens as a treatment for Depression; Maintaining sexuality through the menopause; Breast Cancer: What are the risks of HRT? ; Managing menopausal symptoms and osteoporosis in women on Aromatase Inhibitors; Uro-genital Symptoms around the menopause. The full programme and registration booklet will be available early in 2012. The scientific advisory group responsible for the programme is chaired by Mr Tim Hillard (Consultant Gynaecologist, Poole) and comprises Mrs Kathy Abernethy (Senior Nurse Specialist, Northwick Park) Dr Kate Maclaran (Clinical Research Fellow Imperial College), Mr Nick Panay (Consultant Gynaecologist, Chelsea & Westminster), Professor Janice Rymer (Consultant Obstetrician& Gynaecologist, Kings College and Guy’s & St Thomas’) Dr John Stevenson (Consultant Physician & Endocrinologist, Royal Brompton Hospital, London & Reader in Metabolic Medicine, Imperial College), Dr Jenifer Sassarini (Clinical Research Fellow, Glasgow) and DrJane Woyka (GP Associate Specialist, Northwick Park). World Menopause Day Menopausal Hot Flushes - new report shows women don't have to suffer, says International Menopause Society
 Read more about the 20th BMS annual conference BMS Statement Hope for Women - Essential recommendations launched 19 May 2011. A statement launched from the British Menopause Society Annual Conference brings hope for women with recommendations that should improve the health of women in the postmenopausal years. » Click here for the full statement (PDF 46Kb) The Statement was enclosed in an open letter from the chairman and chief executive of the BMS to the Secretary of State for Health. » Download open letter (PDF 586Kb) 
BMS Membership BMS Members are valued as an essential part of our society, enjoying a wide range of membership benefits whilst providing vital support for our activities. Join Online »Benefits » Members – a new care pathway, abridged and updated from the 5th edition of Management of the Menopause by Professor Margaret Rees, is now available in the Members area.
Menopause International is an international scientific journal that makes a vital contribution to the study and treatment of the menopause and female post reproductive health. To ensure that you and your colleagues have access to this valuable content, please pass the recommendation form to your librarian. Management of the Menopause 5th Edition, May
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