• Recurrent and chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs) can have a significant impact on women’s health and quality of life, with diagnosis and management often presenting challenges for healthcare professionals.With growing antibiotic resistance and increasing awareness of the impact of antibiotics on gut health, it is important to consider a broader approach to managing these conditions. In this webinar, we will explore the underlying causes and risk factors for recurrent UTIs, including the role of hormonal changes. We will also look at approaches to diagnosis, treatment and prevention, including the role of vaginal estrogen, non-antibiotic strategies and emerging treatments, with a focus on practical approaches to improving patient care and looking beyond the use of antibiotics alone.

Testosterone: practical prescribing 

• This session will offer practical guidance on counselling women who are considering a trial of testosterone. It will explore who may benefit, how to prescribe appropriately, and how to ensure safe and effective monitoring. We will review the current evidence on potential benefits, alongside the limitations of the research and the important uncertainties that remain.

Menopause and GLP1-based therapies: what you need to know

• This talk will explore recent developments in GLP1-based therapies, examining the evidence supporting their use in midlife women and their potential implications during menopause, particularly when combined with HRT.

The BMS Masterclass carries 3 CPD credits.

Please note this webinar will not be recorded.

We are unable to issue refunds for this event.