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- NEW - Transcript and references now available for VPS Podcast 4 - Physiotherapy treatment for vulval pain
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- UPDATE: West Midlands Vulval Pain Support Group
- UPDATE: Southampton University vulvodynia study
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- Report from the Portsmouth Vulval Pain Society Workshop held at the Queen Alexandra Hospital, 10 April 2010
- Report from the Shrewsbury Vulval Pain Society Workshop held at the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, 19 September 2009
- Report from the Liverpool Vulval Pain Society workshop held at the Royal Liverpool Hospital, 16 May 2009
- Report from the Newcastle Vulval Pain Society workshop held at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, 17 January 2009
- Report from Cambridge Vulval Pain Society Workshop held at Addenbrooke's Hospital, 19 July 2008
- Report from Canterbury Vulval Pain Society Workshop at Kent and Canterbury Hospital, Saturday 12 April 2008
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- VPS Webinar 2, 1 May 2013: Vulval Pain: Present knowledge - Prof Wendy Reid
- VPS Webinar 3, 21 May 2013: Management of Vulval Pain - Dr Winston de Mello
- VPS Webinar 4, 1 October 2014: Maintaining Intimacy - Ms Krystal Woodbridge
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- Podcast 11 - Supporting people living with lichen planus: a presentation given by Bridie Nelson
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- Podcast 8 - Don't be in two minds about pain: Integrating your conscious and unconscious minds to alleviate pain: a presentation given by Sheren Gaulbert
- Podcast 7 - Psychological impact and therapy for vulval pain: a presentation given by Reena Shah
- Podcast 6 - Vulval conditions and the new NHS: a presentation given by David Nunns
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