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Thank you for attending day 3! We look forward to seeing you for the final day of #RCOG2021 tomorrow.

Miss Ranee Thakar, Professor Tim Draycott and Mr Dudley Robinson are reflecting on day three of #RCOG2021 and discussing some of the talks they are looking forward to tomorrow, including:

- Women in War: The price of violence - Dr Orly Stern

- Air pollution, the climate crisis and birth outcomes: cause for action - Dr Bruce Bekkar

- Fetal growth restriction in twins; new concepts - Professor Asma Khalil

We were delighted to speak to Dr Jonathan Lord before #RCOG2021. Tune in now to hear Jonathan speak about safe abortion care outside the clinical setting.

Dr Pat O'Brien is currently shedding light onto the collateral effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on women's health.

Pat played a crucial role in the RCOG's COVID response and the development of the extensive suite of COVID-19 guidelines.

During his talk, Pat pointed our attention to the RCOG's Restoration and Recovery guideline.

View the guideline

During Dr Leila Frodsham’s talk, she provided an overview of vulvodynia, the emotional and physical impact of vulvodynia on women, as well as techniques for pain management. In case you missed it, you can watch Leila’s talk on catch-up now.

Fantastic work from British Undergraduate Society of Obstetrics and Gynaecology!

The benign gynaecology stream started with a patient story from Alison about her experience with PCOS. Alison reminded us of the importance of listening to women, as well as educating and empowering them. Alison said, “I have PCOS, it is a part of my life, but it is not my whole life.”

Tune in now to hear from Mr Nick Panay, who will be talking about managing severe premenstrual symptoms.

Dr Maher Maaita spoke to us about why he loves working in fetal maternal medicine. Tune in to #RCOG2021 now to hear Dr Maaita speak about maternal mortality in Jordan.

It was our pleasure to welcome Former RCOG President, Professor Sabaratnam Arulkumaran, to talk on Day 2 of Congress. His talk was clearly a hit with the large audience!

The RCOG has a menopause hub, which provides information for women on the entire spectrum of menopause.

Visit the menopause hub

Despite being virtual, #RCOG2021 is still a family affair! Always great to see the doctors of tomorrow.

RCOG Chief Executive, Kate Lancaster and RCOG Vice President, Dr Pat O'Brien are welcoming delegates to day three of #RCOG2021.

Kate and Pat touched on a few of the many talks they are looking forward to today, including:

- The role of the obstetric physician - Professor Catherine Nelson Piercy

- The whole exome sequencing in prenatal genetic diagnosis of fetal anomalies - Dr Richard Choy

- Reducing maternal mortality in rural Africa: how technology can help - Mr Andrew Dunnett

Mairead O'Connor presented findings from a study which looked at uptake of cervical screening amongst older women in Ireland. The study revealed that coverage of cervical screening is consistently lower in older women than younger women.