The Monthly
We host monthly seminars via zoom where we members of our network are able to present talks and facilitate discussions on a variety of menstrual cycle health research. Sign up to our mailing list to stay up to date with upcoming seminars and see the information below to get an idea of what we talk about.
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October 2024 - Olivia Hall and Katie McCullough
“An Intro to STIEF: Sexually Transmitted Infections Education Foundation”
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September 2024 - Various
“Research Bites” - This month we heard small updates from ongoing projects within the Network
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August 2024 - Ragnar Anderson
"Parents and Young People’s Communication about Sex, Sexuality and Relationships: Meaning-Making and Affect" - Special Edition on Periods and Puberty
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July 2024 - Caroline Decourt and Greg Anderson"The Role of Neuropeptides in Preventing Miscarriage and How Body Weight Impacts Fertility"
_____________June 2024 - Dr. Mike Armour
"The role of medicinal Cannabis in treating gynaecological pain"
_____________May 2024 - Fiona McNamara and Belinda Narayanan
“Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa - Health promotion strategy and menstrual health resources”
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April 2024 - Dr Sathana Ponnampalam
“Clinical Perspective on the Abnormal Uterine Bleeding guidelines”
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March 2024 - Deborah Bush
“Endometriosis Awareness Month - Awareness Campaigns and Who is Shouting What from the Rooftops?”
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February 2024 - Bryndl Hohmann-Marriott
“Reporting Back: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research”
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October 2023 - Elizabeth Bromley
“Holistic perspectives on presentation and intervention of PCOS”
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September 2023 - Dr Emma O’Loughlin
“Menstrual Health in a Sports Medicine Context”
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August 2023 - General Updates Session
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July 2023 - Kate Sparks
“Designing New Zealand Focused Menstrual Education Resources”
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Have an exciting research idea, newly found results or looking for feedback? Our monthly seminars are the perfect place for you to share ideas and information get in contact or email menstrualhealth@otago.ac.nz for more information.