Prof Prue Cormie

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Principal Research Fellow in Exercise & Cancer, Australian Catholic University

Associate Professor Prue Cormie is an accredited exercise physiologist whose research and clinical work focuses on the application of exercise as medicine for the management of cancer. She aims to enhance the lives of people with cancer through innovative research and effectively translating research into practice.

Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

By Prof Bronwyn Stuckey

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Endocrinology

Prof Prue Cormie

Principal Research Fellow in Exercise & Cancer, Australian Catholic University

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Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

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Prof Prue Cormie

Principal Research Fellow in Exercise & Cancer, Australian Catholic University

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Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

Overcoming Barriers to Menopausal Hormone Therapy

This article examines the role of various MHT preparations on the management of menopause.

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