Global Menopause and Cancer Conference 2026

“A place where healthcare professionals can openly discuss the questions that don't yet have perfect answers.”
About this Event

Global Menopause and Cancer Conference 2026

*HEALTHCARE PROFESSIONALS ONLY*

Friday 18 September 2026 | Lloyd's Register, London & Livestreamed Globally

(recording available for those who cannot attend in person or watch live)

“A place where healthcare professionals can openly discuss the questions that don't yet have perfect answers.”

Overview

Our Global Menopause and Cancer Conference 2026 is a landmark international educational event designed for healthcare professionals who are passionate about improving care for people experiencing treatment-induced menopause after cancer.

Rather than revisiting the fundamentals, this highly interactive hybrid conference will bring together leading clinicians, researchers and people with lived experience to explore the most complex and challenging aspects of menopause after cancer care. Through multidisciplinary discussion, patient-led learning, real-world case studies and simulated clinical consultations, delegates will have the opportunity to challenge current practice, debate difficult treatment decisions and learn from experts across multiple specialities.

At its heart, this conference is a place where healthcare professionals can openly discuss the questions that don't yet have perfect answers. It has been designed to create space for honest conversation, thoughtful debate and shared learning in an area of medicine where uncertainty is often part of everyday clinical practice.

Hosted in London and livestreamed globally, the conference aims to strengthen collaboration, inspire innovation and equip healthcare professionals with practical approaches that can immediately improve patient care. By bringing together experts from around the world alongside people with lived experience, we hope to inspire new thinking, encourage collaboration and ultimately improve the lives of people affected by treatment-induced menopause after cancer.

Participants will:

• Explore complex clinical scenarios and challenging treatment decisions across a range of cancer types.

• Learn directly from people with lived experience through patient-led learning, real-world case studies and interactive panel discussions.

• Participate in multidisciplinary discussions with leading experts across oncology, menopause, nursing, psychosexual medicine and primary care.

• Debate emerging evidence, areas of uncertainty and future developments where international guidance is still evolving.

• Build meaningful connections with colleagues from around the world who are committed to improving menopause care after cancer.

Audience

Designed for healthcare professionals, this conference is relevant to oncologists, menopause specialists, cancer nurses, GPs, and surgeons.

View our agenda here - https://menopauseandcancer.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/07/Global-Menopause-and-Cancer-Conference-2026-1.pdf

Agenda

🕑: 09:00 AM - 09:30 AM
Registration & Networking Breakfast
🕑: 09:30 AM - 10:30 AM
CONVERSATION ONE - What If We Could Turn Back Time?

Info: Reflecting on the progress we've made and the challenges that remain. The conference opens by asking one simple question:
“If we were designing menopause after cancer care today, what would we do differently?”. Through clinical experience, emerging research and patient perspectives, we'll reflect on how far we've come, where the biggest gaps remain and why this conversation has never been more important.

Featuring:
Welcome & Opening Remarks – Dani Binnington
Dr Melanie Davies – Lessons from one of the UK's first multidisciplinary menopause after cancer clinics
Mr Vikram Talaulikar – Clinical insights from how this clinic has developed and the latest survey findings exploring the experiences of younger people experiencing treatment-induced menopause
Dr Sarah Glynne – Pushing the Boundaries: Learning from the Questions That Make Us Uncomfortable

🕑: 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM
Coffee & Networking
🕑: 11:15 AM - 12:45 PM
CONVERSATION TWO The Questions Without Perfect Answers

Info: Exploring the grey areas of menopause after cancer care.

Medicine doesn't always provide clear answers—and nowhere is that more apparent than menopause after cancer.

This highly interactive conversation will explore complex clinical scenarios through real patient stories, multidisciplinary discussion and live audience polling. Delegates will vote anonymously on how they would approach each case before hearing perspectives from our expert panel.

Together we'll explore questions such as the below, encompassing a range of tumour groups:

Would you prescribe HRT?

What if she refuses endocrine therapy?

What if she's only 28?

What if there isn't any evidence?

How do we balance cancer outcomes with quality of life?

When do guidelines help—and when do they leave us with more questions than answers?

The cases will reflect a range of tumour groups, including breast, gynaecological, sarcoma and haematological cancers. While each case is tumour-specific, every scenario has

🕑: 12:45 PM - 02:00 PM
Lunch & Networking
🕑: 02:00 PM - 03:00 PM
CONVERSATION THREE What Will We Know Tomorrow That We Don't Know Today?

Info: Emerging evidence, global perspectives and the future of menopause after cancer care.

Joining us live from around the world, leading international experts will explore the latest developments that may shape the future of menopause after cancer care.

Together we'll discuss emerging evidence, evolving treatments and the areas where international guidance is still developing.

Potential topics include:

GLP-1 receptor agonists

SERDs

Testosterone after cancer

New approaches to sexual health and GSM

The session will include international perspectives from clinicians joining remotely. Featuring:
Dr Corinne Menn
Dr Amy Comander

🕑: 03:00 PM - 03:20 PM
Coffee & Networking
🕑: 03:20 PM - 04:30 PM
CONVERSATION FOUR -Turning Conversation Into Change

Info: Celebrating innovation, inspiring action and shaping the future of menopause after cancer care.

The final conversation shines a spotlight on the individuals already transforming care around the world.

Hear inspiring examples from clinical nurse specialists, researchers, educators, multidisciplinary teams and emerging leaders who are driving meaningful change in menopause after cancer care.

Topics will include:

Developing innovative menopause after cancer services

Building successful multidisciplinary clinics

Education and training initiatives

Research and future collaborations

The Joint Society Consensus initiative

Opportunities for the next generation of clinicians and researchers


Speakers:


Dr Kristyn Manley, Consultant Gynaecologist, Dr Ieera Aggarwal, a Senior Consultant Gynaecological Oncologist, and Dr Charlotte Gooding GP and Menopause Specialist.

🕑: 04:30 PM - 05:00 PM
Closing Remarks
Host: Dani Binnington

Info:
The conference will close with a forward-looking discussion asking one final question:

What will each of us do differently when we return to our patients, clinics and organisations?