Obstetrics & GynecologyVideos + PDFs2026
Harvard 62nd Annual Update in Obstetrics and Gynecology 2026 — obstetrics, MFM, surgery, oncology and REI in one programme
Harvard 62nd Annual Update in Obstetrics and Gynecology 2026 captures the March 6–11, 2026 course in 63 main videos plus 6 additional files and 45 PDFs, totalling 115.35 GB. Its 64 lectures, panels and open forums follow the female lifecycle through six blocks: clinical obstetrics, maternal-fetal medicine, minimally invasive surgery with urogynecology, gynaecologic oncology, reproductive endocrinology and infertility, and midlife and menopause. Forty-eight faculty members teach, and every block finishes with a faculty panel where the day’s tricky cases are debated.
- 63main videos
- 64sessions
- 45PDFs
- 115.35 GBdownload
What you’ll be able to do
- Manage labour induction, the second stage and complex caesarean delivery
- Prevent and treat hypertensive disease, diabetes and obesity in pregnancy
- Plan for placenta accreta spectrum and obstetric haemorrhage
- Apply practical tips in laparoscopic, robotic and office hysteroscopic surgery
- Triage adnexal masses, abnormal cervical screening and endometrial neoplasia
- Update infertility work-ups, ovulation induction and menopause hormone therapy
Inside the course
Obstetrics and maternal-fetal medicine
Induction, second-stage management, twins and complex caesareans lead into anaemia, perinatal depression, medical abortion and pregnancy of unknown location. MFM talks add first-trimester anatomy scanning, prenatal genetic testing, substance use, STIs, diabetes, obesity, hypertensive disease and accreta.
Surgery and the pelvic floor
Specimen extraction, pelvic pain, robotic benign surgery and setting up office hysteroscopy anchor the MIGS block, while urogynecology covers prolapse, recurrent UTI, postpartum urinary retention and incontinence screening.
Harvard Update in Obstetrics and Gynecology on gynaecologic cancer
Abnormal cervical results, deciding which lesions to treat or refer, endometrial neoplasia, GTN, adnexal masses, hereditary risk counselling, obesity’s effect on cancer care and care in resource-limited regions are each paired with a panel.
Fertility, adolescence and midlife
Infertility work-up, ovulation induction, IVF and genetic counselling precede abnormal bleeding, recurrent pregnancy loss, paediatric and adolescent cases and transgender care. The final block tackles fracture risk, the midlife brain, sexual dysfunction, hormone therapy for 2026, fibroids and osteoporosis.
Built for
- General obstetrician-gynaecologistsOne course touching every subspecialty you refer to or practise.
- Family physicians and primary care cliniciansPrenatal, contraceptive, menopausal and bone-health content supports office women’s health.
- Gynaecologic surgeons and residentsTips-and-tricks sessions and open forums share how Boston faculty operate and decide.
Faculty & syllabus
Lectures, panels and open forums 64 sessions
- Julianna Schantz-Dunn — Welcome – Clinical Obstetrics
- Barbara Wilkinson — Induction of Labor
- Marti Soffer — Management of the second stage
- Hope Yu — Complex cesarean sections
- Carolina Bibbo — Optimizing timing and delivery for multiple gestation
- Carolina Bibbo; Hope Yu; Barbara Wilkinson; Marti Soffer — OB Panel
- Maureen Achebe — Anemia in pregnancy
- Nicole Smith — Perinatal depression
- Kari Braaten — Medical management of abortion and early pregnancy loss
- Alisa Goldberg — Pregnancy of unknown location
- Maureen Achebe; Kari Braaten; Nicole Smith; Alisa Goldberg — OB Panel
- Katherine Economy — Welcome – Maternal-Fetal Medicine
- Stephanie Guseh — Genetic Testing What Every OBGYN Should Know
- Sarah Lassey — Should Fetal Anatomy Be Surveyed in the First Trimester
- Sarah Bernstein — Substance Use Disorder in Pregnancy A Practical Approach
- Sharlay Butler — Update of STIs and Management of Special Clinical Situations
- Sarah Bernstein; Stephanie Guseh; Sarah Lassey; Sharlay Butler — Maternal-Fetal Medicine Panel
- Camille Powe — Managing Diabetes in Your Office Practice
- Chloe Zera — Obesity in Pregnancy Modern Approaches to Obstetric Risk and Weight Loss
- Katherine Economy — Hypertensive Disease in Pregnancy From Prediction and Prevention to Management
- Daniela Carusi; Michaela Farber — Placenta Accrete Spectrum and Obstetric Hemorrhage What Every Provider Should Know
- Camille Powe; Chloe Zera; Katherine Economy; Daniela Carusi; Michaela Farber — Maternal-Fetal Medicine Panel
- Mobolaji Ajao — Welcome – MIGS
- Mobolaji Ajao — Specimen Extraction in Laparoscopic Surgery – Tips & Tricks
- Louise King — Gynecologic Pelvic Pain – General Assessment, Tips and Tricks, Novel Therapies
- Golnaz Namazi — Robotic Surgery in Benign Gynecology; Tips, Tricks and Troubleshooting
- Peter Movilla — Setting up Office Hysteroscopy for Your Practice
- Mobolaji Ajao; Louise King; Golnaz Namazi — Open Forum with MIGS Faculty
- Edward Kim — Pelvic Organ Prolapse
- Kristin Hung — UTI Treatment & Prevention for the OBGYN
- Sam DeAndrade — Postpartum Urinary Retention
- Gnankang Sarah Napoe — Screening and Treatment of Urinary Incontinence
- Edward Kim — Open Forum with Urogynecology Faculty
- Neil Horowitz — Welcome – Gyn Onc
- Stephanie Alimena — Management of Abnormal Cervical Cancer Testing
- Colleen Feltmate — Should you “guess” the lesion How to differentiate, treat or refer
- Michelle Davis — End’o the line Orchestrating the battle against endometrial neoplasia
- Neil Horowitz — Contemporary approaches to the management of GTN
- Stephanie Alimena; Colleen Feltmate; Michelle Davis; Neil Horowitz — GynOnc Panel Discussion
- Taymaa May — Adnexal Mass Observe, Remove or Refer
- Jessica St. Laurent — What’s my risk Counseling women about screening, testing, and risk-reduction strategies for ovarian and uterine cancers.
- Challenges to the Care of Women with Gynecologic Cancers in Resource Limited Regions
- Victoria Wang — Weight Matters The Impact of Obesity on Gynecologic Oncology Care
- Taymaa May; Jessica St. Laurent; Victoria Wang — GynOnc Panel Discussion
- Mark D. Hornstein — Welcome – Infertility, Menopause, and Reproductive Endocrinology Part II
- Rachel Ashby — Important Updates for the Infertility Workup
- Irene Souter — Navigating Expanded Options for Ovulation Induction
- Janis Fox — The Role of IVF in Contemporary Practice
- Lori Dobson — The Role of the Genetic Counselor in the Infertility Evaluation
- Rachel Ashby; Janis Fox; Lori Dobson — Open Forum with REI Faculty
- Adeline Boatin — Abnormal Uterine Bleeding
- Zev Williams — Advances in the Diagnosis, Treatment and Prevention of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
- Marc Laufer — Cases in Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology
- Frances Grimstad — Care of Non-Binary or Trans Patients
- Marc Laufer; Zev Williams; Frances Grimstad; Adeline Boatin — Open Forum with REI Faculty
- Jan Shifren — Welcome – REI Part III Midlife & Menopause
- Joy Tsai — Reducing Fracture Risk After Menopause Who When How
- Marie Pasinski — Strategies to Empower the Midlife Female Brain
- Jan Shifren — Sexual Dysfunction in Women Optimizing Care
- Tara Iyer — Menopause Hormone Therapy Update for 2026
- Jan Shifren — Open Forum Midlife & Menopause
- John Petrozza — An Update on Uterine Fibroids (PDF only)
- Shruthi Mahalingaiah — Current Issues in the Management of Postmenopausal Osteoporosis
- Mark D. Hornstein; John Petrozza — Open Forum with REI Faculty
Before you buy
Is any lecture missing its video?
John Petrozza’s uterine fibroids update was not released as a recording; it is marked PDF only in the list below. The office hysteroscopy talk was given by Peter Movilla in place of the originally scheduled speaker.
How much storage will I need?
At 115.35 GB, this is a large download — check disk space and use a stable connection before starting.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | MP4 videos · PDF slides |
|---|---|
| Contents | 63 (+6) videos · 45 PDFs · 64 sessions |
| Size | 115.35 GB |
| Course dates | March 6–11, 2026 |
| Publisher | Harvard Medical School |
| Department | Obstetrics & Gynecology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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