State of the Art

Abstracts

of the 8th ESC Congress Edinburgh

2004

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Session

1:

Sexually

transmitted infections

   
STIs – trends and epidemiology M. van de Laar (The Netherlands) Abstract
User issues/holistic model  J. Adams (UK)
Integrated sexual health services  P. Greenhouse (UK) Abstract

Session

2: Appropriate

screening in sexual health

   
Should we

screen?    

P. Greenhouse (UK)
Opportunistic screening for Chlamydia

trachomatis: establishing the national chlamydia screening programme in

England 

D.S. LaMontagne (UK) Abstract
Ethics/psychology  S.V. Carr (UK) Abstract
 

Session

3: Non-contraceptive

effects

   
Polycystic ovary syndrome D. Cibula (Czech Republic)
Hormonal contraceptives for the medical

treatment of endometriosis

G. Crosignani (Italy) Abstract
Health benefits – breast and bone A. Glasier (UK) Abstract
Non-contraceptive effects –

dysfunctional uterine bleeding

I. Milssom (Sweden) Abstract

Session

4: Abortion

   
Abortion methods: European issues C. Fiala (Austria) Abstract
Home administration Ph. Lefebvre (France)
Ethical and global aspects of abortion H. Goldstein (Denmark) Abstract
Abortion; Influencing politics M.M. Lech (Poland) Abstract
 

Session

5: Risks,

the individual perspective

   
Determinants of sexual and reproductive

behaviour

R.H.W. van Lunsen (The Netherlands) Abstract
Individual risk perception in STI

prevention

N. Bajos (France) Abstract
Risk and unwanted pregnancy O. Graham (UK)

Session

6: Risk

communication

   
How do we measure risks in

epidemiological terms?

T. Farley (WHO, Switzerland) Abstract
How do we communicate risk? A. Herxheimer (UK) Abstract
Coping with scares H.P.G. Schneider (Germany) Abstract

Session

7: Male and female steroidal contraception

   
New

developments

S. Skouby (Denmark)
New progestins R.

Sitruk-Ware (France)

Abstract
Male steroidal contraception R.A.

Andersen (UK)

Abstract

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