Menstrual Health Conditions: Experience and Expertise
1:00pm - 2:00pm /
Wednesday 4th March 2026
/ Venue: Lecture Theatre 1 and foyer Sherrington Building
Type: Lecture /
Category: Department
- Sally Middleton
- Suitable for: Staff and students
- Admission: Free event
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Join us for an in-person panel discussion and to visit a variety of information stalls to find out more about menstrual health conditions.
The panel talk will be question and answer based rather than a formal lecture. It will feature Dr Nicola Tempest (Senior Lecturer in Reproductive Medicine and Consultant Gynaecologist) and University of Liverpool staff who have lived experience of Endometriosis and PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). We want to make sure that this talk covers what you would like to know, so you are invited to submit questions for our panel when you book your place.
In addition to the talk, you will find information stalls in the foyer outside of the lecture theatre. These will cover a range of information and support available within the University and from external sources.
The event organisers recognise that menstrual and reproductive health conditions can affect women, some trans men and nonbinary people. Anyone affected by or interested in learning more about these conditions is welcome to join us.
You can find out more about building accessibility here If you have any other access requirements, please do let us know when booking your place.
The panel talk will be question and answer based rather than a formal lecture. It will feature Dr Nicola Tempest (Senior Lecturer in Reproductive Medicine and Consultant Gynaecologist) and University of Liverpool staff who have lived experience of Endometriosis and PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome). We want to make sure that this talk covers what you would like to know, so you are invited to submit questions for our panel when you book your place.
In addition to the talk, you will find information stalls in the foyer outside of the lecture theatre. These will cover a range of information and support available within the University and from external sources.
The event organisers recognise that menstrual and reproductive health conditions can affect women, some trans men and nonbinary people. Anyone affected by or interested in learning more about these conditions is welcome to join us.
You can find out more about building accessibility here If you have any other access requirements, please do let us know when booking your place.