The ESG develops a free of charge online updating program for women’s health HCPs.
2 keynote speakers discuss on a range of topics devoted to improving your knowledge and professional development in your daily clinical practice.
Additionally, you will have the opportunity to participate in live question and answer sessions.These monthly resources provide you with invaluable and engaging insights covering a wide spectrum of subjects, including Breast Cancer, IVF, Pregnancy, Hypotalamic Amenorrhea, Gynecologial Oncology, Genital Infections and many others.
To access the library of on-demand webinars available anytime, please click on “Past webinars”.
Upcoming Webinars
Past Webinars
Prof. Stefano Angioni
Chairman
Chairman
Prof. Angelos Daniilidis 
Surgical treatments of ovarian endometriomas
Surgical treatments of ovarian endometriomas
Prof. Mohamed Mabrouk 
Deep Endometriosis Surgery: What you need to know
Deep Endometriosis Surgery: What you need to know
Dr. Alin Constantin
Ultrasonography for the diagnosis endometriosis as a first line approach
CoriolusVersicolor-based Vaginal Gel. What is new? Latest clinical evidence
29-Jan-2025 15:00–16:15
Prof. Andrea Genazzani
Chairman
Chairman
Prof. Filippo Murina
HPV Infection: Understanding Its Natural History and Implications for Prevention and Care
HPV Infection: Understanding Its Natural History and Implications for Prevention and Care
Dr. Luis Serrano 
Enhancing HPV Clearance with a CoriolusVersicolor-based vaginal gel
Enhancing HPV Clearance with a CoriolusVersicolor-based vaginal gel 
Tailoring endometrial cancer prevention and treatment in current medical practice
15-Jan-2025 15:00–16:30
Prof. Andrea Genazzani
Chairman
Chairman
Prof. Andrea Giannini
Intercepting endometrial cancer risk factors across the women's life
Intercepting endometrial cancer risk factors across the women's life
Dr. Francesco Multinu and Dr. Ida Pino
Conservative treatment of endometrial preneoplastic and neoplastic diseases in fertile women
Conservative treatment of endometrial preneoplastic and neoplastic diseases in fertile women