2026 Women's Health Educational Videos
Access key presentations from our Women's Health Conference, now available on demand.
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A Journey to Discovery... and a Nobel Prize
Professor Barry Marshall AC
Hear Professor Barry Marshall share the story behind the discovery of Helicobacter pylori, the bacterium linked to peptic ulcers and stomach cancer, including his well-known self-experiment to prove it. He also talks through how it's transmitted, how to diagnose it, current screening approaches, and what's new in treatment.
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Contraception Update
Dr Sara Whitburn - Medical Director of SHV and a Senior Lecturer in Sexual Health at University of Melbourne (FRACGP)
Dr Sara Whitburn, GP and sexual and reproductive health expert, provides a practical update on contraception in a rapidly evolving space. She covers recent PBS additions, updates to the UK Medical Eligibility Criteria (the key clinical reference for Australian prescribers), new LARC Medicare rebates, and the expanding role of contraception in managing endometriosis, heavy menstrual bleeding and perimenopause.
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Gonadal Hormones and Women's Mental Health
Professor J. Kulkarni AM (FRANZCP)
Professor Jayashri Kulkarni explores the role of gonadal hormones in women's mental health, including the effects of oestrogen and progesterone, the diagnosis and management of PMDD, and the link between perimenopause and depression.
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What's New in PCOS
Professor Helena Teede AM
Professor Helena Teede shares the latest evidence-based updates on polycystic ovary syndrome, including changes to diagnosis, management across the lifespan, and the move to rename the condition to better reflect its endocrine and metabolic nature.
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Women's Heart Disease - Missed & Dismissed
A/Professor Monique Watts MBBS, Bmed Sci(Hons), FRACP
Associate Professor Monique Watts highlights how heart disease in women is often overlooked. She covers female specific risk factors, symptom presentation, and what to watch for in practice to avoid missing cardiac disease.
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What's New or not so New in Biochemestry in Females
A/Professor Peter Stewart MBBS, BSc(Med), FRACP, FRCPA, MBA
Associate Professor Peter Stewart provides an update on key lab changes affecting women across the lifespan, including gestational diabetes criteria, metabolic fatty liver disease, and recent Medicare changes to B12 testing and the role of homocysteine.
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