Harvard 62nd Annual Update in Obstetrics and Gynecology 2026
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🌸 6-day Harvard OB/GYN update across three full tracks — clinical obstetrics & maternal-fetal medicine, minimally invasive gynecologic surgery, urogynecology & gynecologic oncology, plus reproductive endocrinology, infertility and menopause. 60+ expert sessions from Brigham and Women’s Hospital faculty.
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Includes: Full recorded sessions from all 6 days | 3 complete program tracks | Brigham and Women’s Hospital faculty | Google Drive delivery
📚 About This Course
The 62nd Annual Update in Obstetrics and Gynecology provides comprehensive reviews of the most important advances in OB/GYN, along with clear guidance on incorporating them into general practice.
Education is practical and results-focused, designed to help women’s health providers optimize the management of clinical situations that occur throughout the female lifecycle — from pregnancy and delivery through surgery, oncology, fertility, and menopause.
Lectures, interactive discussions and skills advancement sessions are taught by respected leaders in the field, across three complete program tracks.
62 years of Harvard’s flagship OB/GYN review — now available as a complete recorded package for self-paced learning.
🎯 Three Complete Program Tracks
All three included — study any or all of them.
💡 Key Topics Covered
👩⚕️ Who Should Take This Course
📋 Complete 6-Day Curriculum
• Management of the Second Stage — Marti Soffer
• Complex Cesarean Sections — Hope Yu
• Optimizing Timing and Delivery for Multiple Gestation — Carolina Bibbo
• Anemia in Pregnancy — Maureen Achebe
• Perinatal Depression — Nicole Smith
• Medical Management of Abortion & Early Pregnancy Loss — Kari Braaten
• Pregnancy of Unknown Location — Alisa Goldberg
Plus: 2 obstetrics faculty panel discussions
• Should Fetal Anatomy Be Surveyed in the First Trimester? — Sarah Lassey
• Substance Use Disorder in Pregnancy: A Practical Approach — Sarah Bernstein
• Update on STIs & Management of Special Clinical Situations — Sharlay Butler
• Managing Diabetes in Your Office Practice — Camille Powe
• Obesity in Pregnancy: Obstetric Risk & Weight Loss — Chloe Zera
• Hypertensive Disease in Pregnancy: Prediction to Management — Katherine Economy
• Placenta Accreta Spectrum & Obstetric Hemorrhage — Daniela Carusi · Michaela Farber
Plus: 2 maternal-fetal medicine panel discussions
• Gynecologic Pelvic Pain: Assessment & Novel Therapies — Louise King
• Robotic Surgery in Benign Gynecology — Golnaz Namazi
• Total Laparoscopic Hysterectomy: 10 Steps to Success — Mobolaji Ajao
• Pelvic Organ Prolapse — Edward Kim
• UTI Treatment & Prevention for the OB/GYN — Kristin Hung
• Postpartum Urinary Retention — Sam DeAndrade
• Screening and Treatment of Urinary Incontinence — Gnankang Sarah Napoe
Plus: Open forums with MIGS and urogynecology faculty
• How to Differentiate, Treat or Refer a Lesion — Colleen Feltmate
• Orchestrating the Battle Against Endometrial Neoplasia — Michelle Davis
• Contemporary Approaches to the Management of GTN — Neil Horowitz
• Adnexal Mass: Observe, Remove or Refer — Taymaa May
• Counseling on Ovarian & Uterine Cancer Risk Reduction — Jessica St. Laurent
• Gynecologic Cancer Care in Resource-Limited Regions
• Weight Matters: Obesity in Gynecologic Oncology Care — Victoria Wang
Plus: 2 gynecologic oncology panel discussions
• Navigating Expanded Options for Ovulation Induction — Irene Souter
• The Role of IVF in Contemporary Practice — Janis Fox
• The Genetic Counselor in the Infertility Evaluation — Lori Dobson
• Abnormal Uterine Bleeding — Adeline Boatin
• Advances in Recurrent Pregnancy Loss — Zev Williams
• Cases in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology — Marc Laufer
• Care of Non-Binary or Trans Patients — Frances Grimstad
Plus: 2 open forums with REI faculty
• Strategies to Empower the Midlife Female Brain — Marie Pasinski
• Sexual Dysfunction in Women: Optimizing Care — Jan Shifren
• Menopause Hormone Therapy: Update for 2026 — Tara Iyer
• An Update on Uterine Fibroids — John Petrozza
• Current Issues in Postmenopausal Osteoporosis — Shruthi Mahalingaiah
Plus: Open forums on midlife, menopause and REI
✅ What You’ll Be Able to Do
Outline the role obstetricians play in adverse neonatal outcomes
Develop treatment plans for antepartum complications, obstetric emergencies, cervical incompetence and preterm labor
Apply practical techniques in minimally invasive gynecologic surgery
Understand the transition from abdominal and vaginal surgery to minimally invasive repair for pelvic organ prolapse
Recognize the major health concerns of menopausal women
Incorporate new management strategies for patients with endocrine and fertility disorders
Build evaluation and management plans for pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding and endocrine disorders across the reproductive lifespan
⭐ What Clinicians Say
“Three full tracks in one course. The obstetrics and MIGS days alone were worth it — practical and immediately applicable.”
Dr. Amanda R. — OB/GYN
“As a family physician who does obstetrics, the hypertensive disease and diabetes sessions changed how I manage my prenatal patients.”
Dr. Kevin M. — Family Medicine
“Excellent menopause and REI content on the final days. Clear, current, and easy to revisit whenever I need it.”
Dr. Priya S. — Reproductive Endocrinology
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