AMS Congress Information 2025

AMS Congress 2025

AMS’s 27^th annual conference will be held in Fremantle 12-14th September 2025

The Annual Congress is a perfect opportunity to network and to become acquainted with the latest information on managing the menopause.

The Congress aims to increase delegates’ confidence in managing the menopause. With menopause being at the forefront of media attention, the challenge is to:

deliver the most effective management for physiological changes that occur in the menopause,
manage symptoms, and
offer an opportunity to mitigate long-term health outcomes.

The IMS world Congress in Melbourne in October was a huge success. The 27^th AMS Congress will offer further opportunity to ask questions and discuss patient care, spreading the diversity and implementation of that care.

Endocrinologist, Ashley Makepeace from Fremantle, who is on the board as Treasurer of AMS is chairing the Scientific Committee. It promises to be an outstanding Scientific Congress with new themes and objectives.

Fremantle is a vibrant city with outstanding natural surrounding resources for your enjoyment pre or post Congress.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Dr Sylvia Rosevear
AMS President

Registration

Registration now open https://www.amscongress.com.au/registration

Early Registration Closes

An early registration discounted fee will be offered and will be available until 18 July 2025.

See AMS Congress Website https://www.amscongress.com.au

Call for Abstracts

Submit an abstract for presentation at the congress. Various presentation formats are on offer, including oral presentations, rapid-fire presentations and poster.

Submissions close 10 June 2025.

Keynote Speakers

We are pleased to announce just some of this years speakers:


Prof. Rodney Baber Clinical Professor of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, The University of Sydney		Prof. Susan Davis AO Director, Monash university Women's Health Research Program


Dr Sonia Davison Endocrinologist		Prof. Daniel Green Winthrop Professor, School of Human Sciences (Sport and Exercise Science), University of Western Australia