What does EMAS do?

Since its creation in 1998, the European Menopause and Andropause Society (EMAS) encourages and stimulates excellence in health professionals and researchers through its journals, congresses, guidelines, schools, webinars, podcasts, website, and awareness activities.

Using a range of activities and through its affiliates, EMAS aims to guarantee and provide the same standard of education and information throughout Europe on midlife health in both genders.

Recognizing the issues arising from increased longevity, the society also provides articles, patient information, web resources, and referrals for healthcare providers in the field and keeps its members up-to-date.

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Relive some of the highlights of EMAS 2025 — click to watch on YouTube

At EMAS 2027 in Gothenburg, this mission comes to life through our theme, Bridging worlds: interdisciplinary dialogues across generations — connecting specialties, career stages and healthcare systems around the shared goal of better care at midlife and beyond.

EMAS leadership

Petra Stute Petra Stute EMAS President, Switzerland
Angelica L. Hirschberg Angelica L. Hirschberg EMAS 2027 Local Organising Chair, Sweden

Elected EMAS governing board 2025–2027

Petra Stute Petra Stute – President, Switzerland
Tamer Erel Tamer Erel – Vice-President, Turkey
Ludwig Kiesel Ludwig Kiesel – Secretary General, Germany
Elena Armeni Elena Armeni – Treasurer, Greece
Margaret Rees Margaret Rees – Executive Director, United Kingdom
Irene Lambrinoudaki Irene Lambrinoudaki – Scientific Director, Athens, Greece

Other board members

Dorenda van Dijken, The Netherlands

Antonina Smetnik, Russia

Iuliana Ceaușu, Romania

Marina Šprem Goldštajn, Croatia

Judith Boban, Austria

Timothy Hillard, United Kingdom

Tommaso Simoncini, Italy

Patron

Angela Maas, The Netherlands