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Watch the recording of our recent webinar exploring how a well-managed, evidence-based and holistic approach to supporting women through their menopause transition can have a positive impact on their future health as well as their overall wellbeing, including the often-overlooked link between hormonal change and eye health.
Bringing together expert perspectives from menopause medicine and ophthalmology, the session looks at what perimenopause and menopause can mean for women’s eyes, why dry eye symptoms so often emerge during this stage, and how a joined-up approach supports better long-term outcomes.
Please note that this course is not accredited for CPD points with any of our usual accreditation partners. You’re welcome to complete it for your own professional learning, and you may be able to record it as self-directed CPD, depending on your registration body’s requirements.
Speaker Details
Dr Ginny Ponsford (MBBCh, MRCGP, DRCOG, DFFP) is a practising GP, BMS-registered Menopause Specialist and Trainer, and Menopause Specialist at King’s Hospital London. She is co-founder of The Women’s Hormone Clinic and is passionate about supporting women through every stage of life, from puberty through to menopause and beyond.
Miss Radhika Rampat (MBBS, BSc Hons, FRCOphth, PCEO, CertLRS, FWCRS) is a consultant ophthalmic surgeon with 15 years of experience, based primarily at Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust and holding an honorary post at Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Trust, alongside her private practice. She was named one of the “Top 10 Rising Stars in Ophthalmology” and is founder and chair of the AECOS Green Working Group.