Iron remains one of the most common nutrient shortfalls among Australian women – but are we talking about it enough in practice? Join Dr Joanna McMillan to explore how to better support women at every life stage with evidence-based tools and food-first strategies. You’ll learn how to: Tailor iron recommendations…...
Free webinars • General nutrition • Webinar topic • Webinars & courses • Women's health
Join us for the 2025 Women’s Health Symposium – an inspiring, evidence-based virtual event designed to support dietitians in navigating the unique nutrition needs of women across life stages. Explore key topics including PCOS, endometriosis, gut health, perimenopause, menopause, alcohol and chronic disease prevention. With four expert-led presentations, real-world examples…...
Free webinars • Webinars & courses • Women's health
Stay up-to-date with the latest gut health science and implications for dietetic practice in this rapidly evolving field. MC’d by Gut Health Dietitian Nicole Dynan, this event covers......
Free webinars • General nutrition • Gut health • Webinars & courses • Women's health
Did you know that nutrition around conception and during pregnancy can affect a child’s lifelong health? Or that a little one’s diet in their first two years of life can do the same? This is called the ‘first thousand days’ phenomenon, which we explore in our upcoming webinar with dietitian…...
Infant and children • Women's health • Webinars & courses • Free webinars
Despite being preventable, there has been a resurgence of vitamin D deficiency in Australia, which is concerning given that Vitamin D facilitates calcium absorption from the gut. Maternal vitamin D levels dictate foetal and newborn vitamin D, so consequently, there has been an increase in cases of paediatric hypocalcaemia and…...
Infant and children • Women's health • Webinars & courses • Free webinars
Join Professor Peter Davies in this webinar to delve into the science behind the benefits of breast feeding. You’ll learn why naturally occurring human milk oligosaccharides (HMOs) from breast milk are incredibly important for a baby’s optimal growth and development – so much so, they’ve recently been approved for addition…...
Infant and children • Women's health • Webinars & courses • Free webinars