Level II Master’s Degree in "Menopause: Diagnosis and Multimodal, Multisystem, and Interdisciplinary Therapy"
University of Verona, in collaboration with the Alessandra Graziottin Foundation ETS – Academic Year 2026-2027
Course Director: Prof. Stefano Uccella
Scientific Director: Prof. Alessandra Graziottin
Module 1 – Physiology of menopause (hypergonadotropic secondary amenorrhea)
Module 2 – Early menopause: it is never too early to enter menopause
October 14–16, 2026
A. Graziottin, S. Uccella
A. Graziottin
- Estrogen fluctuation followed by deficiency: where and how it impacts the body
- Testosterone: the impact of progressive decline from age 20 onwards
- Prolactin in menopause
- Oxytocin in menopause
- Clinical cases
- Physiological and pathological inflammation and pain
- Heavy menstrual cycles, iron-deficiency anemia
- Menstrual flare-ups of inflammatory conditions: vulvodynia, endometriosis, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), painful bladder syndrome (BPS)
- Clinical cases
- Module 1 – October 2026: remote exercises – 8 hours
- Childhood cancers associated with premature ovarian failure (leukemia and lymphoma)
- Competitive activities carrying a risk of early osteoporosis (e.g., dancers or marathon runners)
- Pre-pubertal and post-pubertal chemotherapy and radiotherapy
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