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Clinical A/Prof Talat Uppal

Obstetrician & Gynaecologist; Director, Women’s Health Road; Clinical Senior Lecturer, Macquarie University; VMO Macquarie University Hospital and Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Hospital
Clinical Associate Professor Talat Uppal is a Gynaecologist and Visiting Medical Officer at Macquarie University and Hornsby Hospital. She is the Director of Women’s Health Road, an RACGP-accredited, national hybrid, multidisciplinary practice offering private menopause management services. Her niche expertise lies in managing abnormal menstrual bleeding (AUB), having pioneered Australia’s first digitally enhanced AUB Management Hub. She also leads the charity based, Bleed Better initiative, and founded the International Heavy Menstrual Bleeding Day to raise awareness. With a passion for digital health, Dr Uppal researches how technology enhances patient journeys and healthcare practices and is a RANZCOG service medal award recipient for excellence in GP clinical education.

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