This activity will discuss the relationship between loneliness and poor psychological adjustment, social isolation, depression, decreased mobility and cognitive decline.

This activity will address updates in evidence-based PM screening strategies, diagnosis, and treatment approaches. It will review the unique challenges faced by women in the perimenopausal stage and discuss the range of physical, emotional, and cognitive symptoms commonly experienced. Participants will be empowered to participate in shared decision-making through improved communication with patients experiencing PM.

This activity aims to explore best practices in cancer screening and shed light on the groundbreaking WISDOM Study, which is revolutionizing our approach to screening by testing a personalized precision-medicine method based on individual risk factors for breast cancer in contrast to traditional annual mammograms. Participants will learn how this alternative approach differs from the current “one-size-fits-all” guideline-based method and discuss its potential to significantly improve the effectiveness of screening.

Activity description Preterm labor management can be a significant challenge for health care professionals providing perinatal care. This activity will provide a comprehensive overview of preterm labor, including its pathogenesis, diagnosis and current management strategies.