Advancing Women’s Health: A 2025 Update

Course Overview

Sex and gender significantly impact health and disease throughout the life course and across all organ systems. This live virtual course provides clinicians with up-to-date, evidence-based guidance on managing medical conditions that are unique to women, disproportionately affect women, or present differently compared to men—necessitating tailored prevention, and treatment strategies. Through expert-led lectures and interactive Q&A sessions, the course offers a comprehensive overview of key topics in women’s health, informed by faculty members’ clinical expertise, and peer-reviewed research, across a wide range of medical specialties. This year’s course topics will include:

• Management of Menopausal Symptoms
• Female Predominant Cardiovascular Disease
• Osteoporosis in Women  
• Infertility in Primary Care  
• Care for Women with Increased Risk of Breast Cancer
• Abortion Access in the United States  
• Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS)  
• Diabetes Management in Women

Participants report that this symposium has equipped them with knowledge that can be directly translated into patient care and clinic practice improvements:

• “Speakers were very knowledgeable and provided practical strategies that I feel I can implement in practice immediately.” 
• “The new information I got here will help me provide additional help to the group of women I work with. I will apply them in my skills and watch how it will improve quality of care where I work.” 
• "Excellent diversity of topics and speakers. I really enjoyed this conference." 
• “Based on today's educational session my practice will improve.” 
• “The new information I got here will help me provide additional help to the group of women I work with.” 
•   “Excellent speakers, solid data, a lot of great information - it was brilliant!” 
• “The topics were very diverse and touch aspects that I can apply in my practice.”

Who Should Attend

• Primary Care Physicians
• Specialty Physicians
• Nurses
• Nurse Practitioners
• Physician Assistants 

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of this activity, participants will be able to:

• Recognize sex and gender as integral elements of precision medicine and women’s health. 
• Utilize the information presented to recommend appropriate sex- and gender-specific treatment and management of medical conditions unique to women.