From puberty to pregnancy and menopause, women experience major hormonal transitions. But how do these changes affect the brain? In a recent study published in Nature Communications, Sophie van ’t Hof and colleagues from the Pregnancy Brain Lab at Amsterdam UMC uncovered striking similarities and differences in brain changes across these life stages. On December 1, AR&D invites you to discover the science behind these findings during a Lunch Talk Meeting.
During this Lunch Talk, Dr. Elseline Hoekzema, Milou Straathofand Sophie van ’t Hof will take us through different stages of the female brain, exploring how pregnancy affects the brain, what happens during a second pregnancy, and how brain changes compare across puberty, pregnancy and menopause.
Join us for an opportunity to discover fascinating research, ask questions and engage with the researchers behind these discoveries!
Read more about the research in our earlier news article: From puberty to menopause: how hormones affect the brain | Amsterdam UMC