Lecture series

Access to accurate health information is an important resource to empower people with the tools to maintain their health and well-being.

The RCSI MyHealth Lecture Series aims to demystify common health concerns by drawing expertise and insight from our team of researchers and international health experts at the cutting-edge of medical and healthcare developments.

Open to those who want to learn more about common illnesses and health-related topics directly from leading healthcare experts, the series explores a wide range of areas in health and well-being, including child health, women’s health and positive psychology.

The RCSI MyHealth Lecture Series will be available as a podcast – as well as video – for the first time throughout 2022/23. You can listen to the podcast version by searching for ‘RCSI MyHealth’ on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you listen to your podcasts. Alternatively, as each episode in the series is released, you can listen to the podcast episode or watch the video directly on this page.

Find a full list of RCSI MyHealth podcasts here.

In this episode, the panel discuss how to find clear and reliable information about sexual and reproductive health that will help both teenagers and parents with this sometimes challenging journey.

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Chair

Dr Trudy Meehan, Chartered Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer, Centre for Positive Health Sciences, RCSI

Speakers

  • Professor Fergal D. Malone – Professor and Chairman, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, RCSI and Consultant Obstetrician, Rotunda Hospital Dublin
  • Dr Zara Molphy – Head of Research Programmes, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, RCSI
  • Dr Ronan Daly – Clinical Lecturer, Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, RCSI

Podcast

Listen to the podcast here (or wherever you listen to your podcasts).

Useful links

In this episode, our panel continue a conversation started last year, with updates from new evidence and will provide practical ideas and resources to help navigate the menopause transition and post menopause phase of life, including how to manage this transition at work.

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Chair

  • Louise Keating, Physiotherapist and Lecturer, School of Physiotherapy and Co-chair of RCSI Women’s Network

Speakers

  • Dr Sumi Dunne, GP and Lecturer, Department of General Practice, RCSI
  • Dr Lisa Mellon, Psychotherapist and Lecturer, Department of Health Psychology, School of Population Health, RCSI

Podcast

Listen to the podcast here (or wherever you listen to your podcasts).

Useful links

Upcoming RCSI MyHealth events

View our past lectures by year below: