Spring 2000 Meeting |
This meeting took place on 8/9 March 2000 at the Commonwealth Institute.
For the Millennium the British Society for Sexual Medicine (BSSM) and the Impotence Association joined forces to present an informative two-day conference. The programme brought together leading specialists in sexual medicine and provided a valuable opportunity to examine the causes and treatment of both male and female sexual dysfunction. The topics included "male menopause - fact or fiction?", "the role of counselling" and "do all women need sex?"
On the first day (8th March) the scientific programme was aimed specifically at Healthcare professionals. The second day (9th March) was more relevant to sufferers and their partners as well as healthcare professionals.
The agenda was:
Wednesday 8th March
09.00 Registration, coffee and exhibition
10.00 Managing premature ejaculation - Tricia Barnes
10.30 Drug related sexual dysfunction - John Dean
11.00 Do all women need sex? -
Alan Riley
11.30 Coffee and exhibition
11.45 Men's health: what has testosterone go to do with it?
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Mike Kirby
12.15 Male menopause: fact or fiction? -
Bill Dunsmuir
12.45 Lunch and exhibition
2.00 Role of counselling -
Round table discussion
3.00 Clinical research -
Ian Eardley
3.30 Coffee and exhibition
3.45 Presented papers
Thursday 9th March
09.00 Registration and coffee
10.00 Helping couples with sexual problems -
Tricia Barnes
10.20 Freud to pills -
Ian Eardley
10.45 Coffee
11.00 What makes couples give up sex? -
Alan Riley
11.20 Q & A session
11.50 AGM
12.30 Lunch
2.00 Post circumcision problems -
Phillip Hodson
2.20 Peyronie's disease -
John Pryor
2.40 Coffee
3.00 Viagra and the heart -
Graham Jackson
3.30 Q & A session