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CERSH – Insights into understanding adolescent period related problems and how we understand adult womens’ period and pelvic pain

On Wednesday 3rd April from 7:30pm-8:30pm we will be joined by Professor Sonia Grover on Insights into understanding adolescent period related problems and how we understand adult women’s period and pelvic pain.

Professor Sonia Grover is a general gynaecologist and pain medicine specialist who is also a leader in paediatric and adolescent gynaecology in Australia and internationally. Her experience and research at the Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne has given her insight into understanding adolescent period related problems which also impact on how we understand adult women’s period and pelvic pain as well as endometriosis. Her research focus is always very clinical, aiming to improve the care and outcome for women of all ages.

Sonia has always enjoyed teaching and sharing her knowledge, so that others can also provide optimal and evidence-based care.

DATE

03 April, 2024

from 7:30pm to 8:30pm Melbourne/Sydney time zone

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