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Prof Helena Teede AM

Endocrinologist; Executive Director Monash Partners Academic Health Research Translation Centre; Director, Monash Centre for Health Research and Implementation, School Public Health, Monash University Endocrinologist Monash Health
Professor Teede is the Director of Monash Centre for Health Research Implementation, Monash University. and an Endocrinologist at Monash Health, who holds an Order of Australia for services to Women’s Health. Helena has had an active 30 year clinical academic career.

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Polycystic ovarian syndrome – Part 3: Treatment

In the third and final episode of this series on PCOS, Prof Helena Teede AM discusses treatment, PCOS guidelines and optimal management of the condition...

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Flawed medical studies can end up in guidelines

As many as 40% of studies included in systematic reviews may have integrity issues....

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Beyond the ovaries: PCOS essentials – Panel

PCOS affects one in eight Australian women, yet many remain undiagnosed until fertility care. Hear practical tips for clinicians on early diagnosis, mental health support, and evidence-based management across the lifespan.

By Prof Helena Teede AM, Dr Anju Joham, Dr Rhonda Garad
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