Women’s Health / Menopause · Annual Conference
WHC 36th Annual Symposium
Organised by the Women’s Health Concern
Dates13–13 Oct 2026
VenueCavendish Conference Centre, London
CityLondon, United Kingdom
CPD Points6 CPD
Women’s Health Concern’s 36th Annual Symposium is a one-day face-to-face menopause and post-reproductive health education meeting in London with 6 CPD/CME credits, a medical exhibition and registration tiers for doctors, nurses, allied professionals and members.
Audience
Health professionals interested in women’s health and menopause, including GPs, gynaecologists, nurses, SRH specialists, trainees and allied professionals.
Networking
Face-to-face London symposium with a medical exhibition throughout the day.
Research Value
Limited research value from inspected pages: no call for abstracts or presentation opportunity was advertised; value is mainly education and CPD.
Trainee Relevance
Useful for trainees needing structured menopause education and CPD, especially GP, O&G and SRH trainees, but no abstract route was identified.
By TubeNearest tube stations are Great Portland Street, Regent’s Park and Oxford Circus on Metropolitan, Circle, Hammersmith & City, Bakerloo, Victoria and Central lines.
ParkingOn-street Pay & Display outside the venue; NCP Weymouth Mews, Chandos Street and Cavendish Square are within five minutes walk. Blue Badge spaces are available.
By TrainMarylebone, Euston and King’s Cross St Pancras are within 10 minute taxi rides or about 15 minutes by Underground; Paddington is 20 minutes walk or 10 minutes by taxi.
Access NoteThe venue is within the Congestion Charge Zone.
Venue DetailsCavendish Conference Centre, 22 Duchess Mews, London W1G 9DT.
Nearest AirportPaddington has a direct link to Heathrow every 15 minutes.
The WHC 36th Annual Symposium is a one-day face-to-face education meeting at the Cavendish Conference Centre in London on Tuesday 13 October 2026. It is aimed at GPs, clinic doctors, gynaecologists, specialist and practice nurses, SRH specialists, O&G and GP trainees, and allied professionals with an interest in women’s health. The event offers a full day of evidence-based menopause and post-reproductive health education and includes a medical exhibition throughout the symposium. A certificate of attendance is issued electronically after the event and the meeting carries 6 CPD/CME credits. The programme itself is available as a PDF from the meeting page; no abstract submission route was advertised on the pages inspected, so this is a lower research-output event than the BMS annual scientific conference. Registration is open through the BMS/WHC payment site: non-member doctor/industry tickets are £350, non-member nurse/allied/pharmacist tickets are £250, member doctor/industry tickets are £295 and member nurse/allied/pharmacist tickets are £200. Written cancellations are eligible for refund until 1 September 2026 subject to a £75 administration charge, with name substitutions allowed until the same date. The venue is near Great Portland Street, Regent’s Park and Oxford Circus tube stations, with several mainline stations within a short taxi or Underground journey.
Dr Robert Baxter