2025 AUA Postgraduate Academic Forum on AI & Bioinformatics in Aging
14–16 May 2026 · Bangkok, Thailand
The conference features 7 core themes covering critical aspects of reproductive health, maternal care, and innovative technologies, plus 2 specialized workshops addressing violence against women and regional challenges in sexual and reproductive health.
This foundational theme explores the core concepts of safe reproductive health and its critical role in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). The sessions will address comprehensive approaches to reproductive healthcare delivery, policy frameworks at regional and national levels (SEARO), and the integration of reproductive health into broader public health systems. Emphasis will be placed on evidence-based strategies for improving maternal and reproductive health outcomes across diverse populations.
An in-depth examination of contraceptive methods and their comprehensive impact on women's health across the lifespan. This theme explores both short-term and long-term health effects of various contraceptive options, evidence-based guidelines from WHO, and critical issues of access and equity in contraceptive service delivery. Sessions will cover modern contraceptive technologies, safety profiles, and strategies to ensure universal access to quality family planning services.
This theme focuses on empowering individuals and couples with knowledge and resources for informed reproductive decision-making throughout their lives. Sessions will explore fertility awareness, preconception health, factors affecting fertility, and comprehensive reproductive life planning strategies. The discussions will incorporate social, economic, and behavioral factors that influence reproductive health outcomes and decision-making processes.
Comprehensive updates on sexually transmitted diseases and HIV/AIDS, with a focus on emerging trends, prevention strategies, and advances in treatment. This theme addresses the evolving epidemiology of STDs, innovative prevention approaches including PrEP and PEP, and targeted interventions for vulnerable populations. Special attention will be given to adolescent sexual health and strategies for reaching high-risk groups.
A critical examination of strategies and innovations to prevent and manage postpartum hemorrhage, a leading cause of maternal mortality globally. This theme will present evidence-based interventions, new technologies and tools for PPH prevention and management, and systematic approaches to emergency obstetric care. Sessions will cover both clinical and health systems perspectives to reduce PPH-related maternal deaths.
Focused on accelerating cervical cancer elimination across Asia through comprehensive prevention and treatment strategies. This theme addresses the WHO's cervical cancer elimination initiative, with sessions on HPV vaccination programs, innovative screening technologies (HPV DNA testing, VIA), and treatment linkages. Country case studies will highlight successful implementation strategies and lessons learned from national cervical cancer control programs.
The most cutting-edge theme exploring the transformative potential of digital technologies and artificial intelligence in reproductive healthcare. Sessions will showcase innovative applications of AI for diagnosis, risk prediction, and treatment optimization. The theme covers telemedicine platforms for reproductive health services, health information systems for data management, and machine learning approaches to reducing maternal health risks and improving outcomes.
An interactive workshop addressing the critical issue of violence against women across Asia. Participants will gain comprehensive understanding of various forms of gender-based violence, their health impacts, and evidence-based prevention and response strategies. The workshop will explore roles of healthcare providers, legal systems, and community organizations in addressing VAW, with practical sessions on survivor-centered care and referral mechanisms.
A collaborative workshop focused on identifying and addressing the most pressing sexual and reproductive health challenges across Asia. Participants will engage in group discussions to analyze regional SRH issues, prioritize interventions, and develop action-oriented solutions. The workshop emphasizes cross-country learning, resource sharing, and building networks for future collaboration on reproductive health initiatives in the Asian region.
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