For too long, doctors and women have spoken about the risks of prescribing HRT but it is actually often more relevant and important to consider the risks of not taking HRT. Dr Louise Newson will be talking about how the hormones oestradiol, progesterone and testosterone work in the body, organs and cells. She will be discussing the risks of not taking HRT for menopause – ranging from experiencing symptoms to health risks. This is important to consider as globally and in the UK the majority of menopausal women are not prescribed HRT. This Newson Education webinar is worth 1 CPD hour/point.

In the UK, around 1.5 million people live with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), many of whom are undiagnosed. ADHD can impact daily functioning, and these challenges are often heightened during times of hormonal change, particularly during perimenopause and menopause. Join Dr. Louise Newson and Dr. Judith Mohring for an insightful YouTube Live session as they explore the crucial connection between ADHD and menopause. In this discussion, they will cover: 1) How menopause interacts with women’s mental health and ADHD 2) The biological factors that link menopause to worsened mental health and ADHD symptoms 3) Evidence-based treatments that can help improve mood, boost focus and energy, and alleviate the effects of ADHD Tune in for expert advice and practical solutions to better manage ADHD and mental health during menopause.

The focus of the summit will be on the vital link between mental health and longevity. Scientific insights continue to affirm that nurturing mental well-being and maintaining a positive mindset are not just essential for happiness but are critical to extending and enhancing life. Speakers include: OLP Co-founder Sir Christopher Ball, an Oxford academic turned athlete. Dr. Louise Newson is a prominent menopause specialist who advocates for women's hormone health through various platforms. Professor Jeremy Howick leads empathy-focused medical education at Leicester University. Dr. Iva Fattorini pioneered the integration of arts and medicine, founding the Arts and Medicine Institute at Cleveland Clinic.

THE FIX is a health-tech festival celebrating the best of health science and start ups, organised by not-for-profit VOYAGERS community. Led by David Rowan, the founding Editor-in-Chief of WIRED UK, THE FIX is a hands-on, practical, mind-expanding, friendship-building, exploratory, curiosity-led, science-based, creative, artistic, participatory, decentralised, experimental, edgy, live, risky, urgent and unpredictable gathering of the talented people working on health technologies. As well as speakers, THE FIX will feature a rich day of activities including inspiring stories, expert workshops, product demonstrations, musical performances, art installations, a participant-led “unconference”, tours of the Harwell Science and Innovation Campus, a start-up pitch competition, speed networking and an evening party.