Hormone physiology
Deepen the physiological foundations that help you understand hormonal health and its changes across life stages.
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Deepen your perspective on hormones
Study hormone physiology and its relationship to different life stages, integrating scientific foundations, evidence, clinical assessment, and therapeutic decision criteria.
View area coursesWhat you will study in this area
The Hormones area brings together content on physiology, clinical assessment, and hormonal therapy across life stages.
Courses connect scientific foundations, evidence, and clinical reasoning to deepen your understanding of the criteria involved in indication, management, and therapeutic follow-up.
Clinical assessment
Study the criteria that guide assessment of hormonal health and the individual analysis of each clinical context.
Therapeutic decision-making
Understand how evidence, indication, safety, and patient particularities shape decision-making in hormonal therapy.
Follow-up
Deepen the follow-up and reassessment criteria that are part of individualized management of hormonal therapy.
Audience and scope of practice
How this knowledge
connects to health practice.
Understanding hormone physiology, the available evidence, and the criteria involved in assessment and hormonal therapy can contribute in different ways for each profession. Applying this knowledge must always respect the responsibilities and scope of practice of each field.
01 / 06Physicians
Deepens the reasoning involved in assessing hormonal health, therapeutic indication, decision-making, and patient follow-up.
02 / 06Nutritionists
Broadens understanding of the relationship between hormone physiology and metabolism, contributing to a more integrated reading of health context within nutritional practice.
03 / 06Nursing
Contributes to a broader understanding of hormonal health in patient follow-up and integrated work with the care team.
04 / 06Biologists
Deepens understanding of the mechanisms of hormone physiology and related evidence, strengthening the scientific reading of these processes.
05 / 06Biomedical scientists
Broadens understanding of processes related to hormone physiology and their relationship with health assessment, within the scope of the profession.
06 / 06Pharmacists
Deepens knowledge of pharmacology, formulations, and routes of administration for hormones, contributing to work with the prescribing team within dispensing and pharmaceutical guidance responsibilities.
Courses
Find your next course in hormonal health.
Explore the programs in this category and compare topics, learning objectives, and depth level.
Master Protocols
Injectable therapies
03 lessons · 6 hoursClinical reasoning to integrate injectable hormone therapy with the management of lipedema, insulin resistance, and endometriosis associated with fatigue.
Audio
Portuguese$1,490.00View course
Master Protocols
Peptides in clinical practice
09 lessons · 9 hoursNine lessons with specialists from Brazil, Portugal, and the United States on mechanisms of action, level of evidence, indications, safety, and limits of peptide use in clinical practice.
AudioPortuguese
English
Spanish$1,990.00View course
Progestins and progestogens
01 lesson · 2 hoursA lecture by Dr. Loreta Canivilo: progesterone and synthetic progestins, endometrial protection, and the choice of route and regimen.
AudioPortuguese$297.00View course
Individualized clinical decision in hormone therapy
04 lessons · 4 hoursFour lessons on how route of administration, biological mechanism, and patient profile guide therapeutic choice and follow-up in hormone therapy.
AudioPortuguese$1,490.00View courseLearning experience
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On each course page, you will find the syllabus, instructors, language, lesson format, and access period.
Getting started on Nexus
How do I choose a course in this area?
Compare topics, objectives, and depth level on each course page. Also review the intended audience and prerequisites.
Do I need prior training in endocrinology?
Each course states its intended audience and prerequisites. Start with the content most aligned to your background and advance as your interests grow.
Who are these courses intended for?
Health professionals who want to deepen their knowledge in hormonal health — physicians, nutritionists, nurses, biologists, biomedical scientists, and others.
Access and progress
How do the lessons work?
On-demand lessons on Nexus, in the language of your purchase.
How is my progress saved?
Progress saved in your Nexus account — the account is created with your purchase email.
How long will I have access?
Duration as stated for each course — on the LMS, a course with no set deadline remains lifetime access.
Content and certification
What materials are included?
Lesson materials (slides and PDFs), when the course includes them.
Do the courses offer a certificate?
Certificate in your profile upon completing the program.
In which languages can I study?
Portuguese, Spanish, or English, depending on each program’s options.
Study flexibility
Can I study at my own pace?
Yes. Study on demand and return to lessons throughout your access period.
Can I take more than one course at the same time?
Yes. Each course has independent access as per your purchase.
Where can I find more information before purchasing?
On each course page: syllabus, instructors, language, lesson format, materials, and certification.
