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Cervical Cancer Prevention Week

Stop cervical cancer before It starts urge health experts at the start of Cervical Cancer Prevention Week. Regular cervical screening stops cervical cancer before it starts is the simple message from health specialists at the start of European Cervical Cancer Prevention Week, which runs between 22nd and 28th of January 2012. More.

Certificate in Contraception Theory

The IFPA's popular Certificate in Contraception Theory for doctors and nurses will be taking place again on 28 and 29 of April, 2012. Book now to avoid disappointment.More.

Menopause Check Up

Menopause is a significant life event for women. The IFPA's new Menopause Check Up Service is a simple health check designed to assess risk of developing disease in later life. Our doctors will give you advice on managing the symptoms of menopause and work with you to develop a personal health plan for the menopause and beyond. More.

STI Screening & Treatment

Any sexually active person may be exposed to a sexually transmitted infection (STI) and is advised to get tested for STIs regularly. The good news is that treatment for most STIs is simple and painless. Find out more about the IFPA's comprehensive STI screening & treatment services here.

Dispelling the myths about emergency contraception

Earlier this year the Irish Medicines Board granted over-the-counter status to emergency contraceptive pills. Now it's time to break down some of the other barriers to this important emergency intervention for women and girl, according to the Irish Family Planning Association. More.

Sexual Health Training

The IFPA's popular 'once-off' training programme covering the basics of reproductive and sexual health for teachers, carers & youth workers is now taking bookings for a training session next March. Limited places available so book now to avoid disappointment.

Disability & Sexuality Training

A new sexual health training for support workers who work with people with physical and intellectual disabilities will take place in February. Limited places available so book now to avoid disappointment.