With the Global Menopause and Cancer Conference 2026 (18 September 2026, London, UK) fast approaching, we’re delighted to share a sneak peek of what the conference will cover.

The program will feature real-world case studies grounded in clinical practice, patient-led learning sessions, simulated consultations for practical skill development, multidisciplinary panel discussions and interactive debates on challenging treatment decisions. Check out our breakdown of key session themes below.

Session themes:
Conversation 1: Reflecting on the past. Shaping the future

The opening session will provide a thoughtful examination of the journey in menopause after cancer care, acknowledging both the significant progress achieved and the substantial challenges that persist. Speakers will reflect on how the field has evolved, identifying key milestones in recognition, research, and clinical practice while honestly confronting the gaps that continue to impact patient care.

Conversation 2: The questions without perfect answers

This section of the conference will explore the grey areas of menopause after cancer care where clinical evidence remains incomplete or conflicting. Acknowledging that medicine doesn’t always provide clear answers, speakers will facilitate honest discussions about clinical dilemmas that practitioners face daily. This session will validate the uncertainties healthcare professionals encounter and provide frameworks for navigating ambiguity while maintaining patient-centered care.

Conversation 3: What will we know tomorrow that we don’t know today?

This forward-looking session will examine emerging evidence, global perspectives and the future landscape of menopause after cancer care. The session will emphasize the dynamic nature of the field and the importance of staying informed about evolving evidence while maintaining critical appraisal skills.

Conversation 4: Turning conversation into change

The conference will conclude with an inspiring session celebrating innovation and catalyzing action. This final conversation will spotlight individuals and initiatives already shaping the future of menopause after cancer care, demonstrating that meaningful change is not only possible but actively happening.

Target audience

The conference is designed for a diverse range of healthcare professionals, including oncologists, menopause specialists, cancer nurses, GPs and surgeons. Further details about our partner Menopause and Cancer can be found here: https://menopauseandcancer.org/ . Plus, register for the conference here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/global-menopause-and-cancer-conference-2026-tickets-1993596757568