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The Centre for Menstrual Cycle and Ovulation Research is an accessible research centre with a mandate to distribute information directly to women about changes through the life cycle, from adolescence to menopause. CeMCOR'S goal is to do good science that honours the voices and experiences of women. It is the only centre in North America that focuses on ovulation and the causes for and consequences of ovulation disturbances. Learn more about CeMCOR »

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Dr. Jerilynn Prior on 'House Calls with Dr. Art Hister'

Listen to Dr. Jerilynn Prior chat with Dr. Art Hister on the "House Calls with Dr. Art Hister" radio show. The two docs take listeners questions about women's health and hormones, including Polycystic Ovary Syndrome, thyroid issues, hormone therapy, menopause and perimenopause, heavy flow, and more. Read more...

Do you have polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)?

If so, we are inviting you to join a unique study conducted by UBC endocrinologist Dr. Jerilynn Prior. Read more...

UBC Sharon Stewart Aniridia Grant awarded to CeMCOR and co-investigators

Could there be a genetic link between polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) and the cause of a rare eye disorder called Aniridia?

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Estrogen’s Storm Season

This fiction book begins as eight frustrated midlife women—from all walks of life—meet Dr. Kailey Madrona, a woman specialist. All are in perimenopause, Read more...

WANTED: Women past menopause to evaluate progesterone therapy for hot flushes

We are looking for women to participate in a 5-month research study on hot flushes, blood vessel function and clotting factors. We are comparing Read more...

Progestin is Equally Effective as Estrogen for Hot Flushes

Women with intense hot flushes chronically waking them at night are usually given estrogen therapy, the strongest known treatment. However, some women can't and shouldn't take estrogen Read more...

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Ask Jerilynn

I'm 47 and wringing the sheets every night with hot flushes. I went into menopause early because of chemotherapy for breast cancer. Right now I'm fighting taking the newer anti-depressant my doctor prescribed-I'm not depressed. My question is, can I try something that will help my night sweats without making me at risk my breast cancer will return? Read more...

Upcoming events

  • Aug 7, 2008
    Dr. Prior on CBC and Sirius Radio - Between You and Me More...
  • Sep 23, 2008
    Join Dr. Jerilynn Prior for a free public talk More...