Guidelines and education

The European Menopause and Andropause Society (EMAS) provides guidelines and education on menopause and andropause. These include information on the diagnosis, treatment, and management of symptoms such as hot flashes, sleep disturbances, and sexual dysfunction.

EMAS also offers educational resources for healthcare professionals, including training on menopause management and updates on the latest research findings. The society aims to improve the quality of life for individuals going through menopause and andropause and enhance the knowledge and skills of healthcare professionals caring for them.

#EMASPositionStatements

EMAS is proud to publish position statements written by international experts on management of health conditions affecting midlife health and beyond. Recommendations are evidence-based and suitable for integration into local guidelines worldwide

#EMASMenopauseEssentials

Women’s health is increasingly recognised as a global health priority. Managing perimenopausal and postmenopausal health is a key issue worldwide. Therefore, EMAS is making available all short fact sheets to help women, healthcare, and non-healthcare professionals understand menopausal health.

Interested in translating EMAS materials?

Affiliated societies or partners wishing to translate our Menopause Essentials series are welcome to contact us at [email protected].

#EMASCareOnline

EMAS CareOnline was launched in 2012–2013 to support postgraduate-trained clinicians with varying levels of experience in menopause care. Developed at a time when online educational resources were limited, it provides structured, evidence-based learning that is easily accessible worldwide.

The cornerstone of this initiative is the EMAS CareOnline eBook, “Health at Menopause and Beyond, updated in 2025, which brings together core knowledge and practical guidance as a key benefit for EMAS members.

EMAS webinars

A series of webinars available in multiple languages and free of charge

EMAS podcasts

A series of podcasts related to menopause symptoms and treatment

Education for HCPs

Training material for Healthcare Professionals