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Videostreams for women

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS) (October 2011)

Dr Clare Boothroyd, endocrinologist & gynaecologist

What is PCOS? (or read transcript)
PCOS and Androgens/Excess Hair (or read transcript)
PCOS and Fertility (or read transcript)
PCOS and the Importance of Regular Periods (or read transcript)
PCOS and Insulin Resistance (or read transcript)
PCOS and Managing Emotions (or read transcript)
PCOS and Managing Excess Hair (or read transcript)

Amanda Clarke, dietician

Healthy Food Portions (or read transcript)
Mindful Eating (or read transcript)

Chloe McKenna, exercise physiologist

Glycemic Index (or read transcript)
Physical Activity (or read transcripts, Part 1 and Part 2)

All transcripts are PDF documents.

Endometriosis and pelvic pain: Dr Susan Evans (March 2010)

Part 1 (Endometriosis symptoms, diagnosis, online resources and help)
Part 2 (Painful periods, abdominal pains, bladder trouble, painful sex)
Part 3 (Bowel pain, bloating, food intolerance, headaches, resilience building)

Menstrual migraine: Caroline Harvey, Medical Director, Family Planning Queensland (February 2009)

Body image and eating videostreams

Stress and emotional eating Robyn Andrews & Bronwyn Buckley

If you experience any difficulties viewing our videostreams contact Bronwyn Buckley at bronwynb@womhealth.org.au

Last Modified: Jan 3 2012

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