Scientific Sessions

Comprehensive sexual and reproductive health care is essential for promoting autonomy, well-being, and equitable access to medical services. Safe abortion practices and reproductive rights remain central to global health discussions, emphasizing the need for evidence-based policies and access to quality care. Advances in contraceptive methods, including long-acting reversible contraception (LARC) and non-hormonal options, have improved effectiveness and accessibility, empowering individuals to make informed reproductive choices. Family planning initiatives continue to play a vital role in reducing maternal mortality, supporting economic stability, and promoting sustainable population health worldwide.

Ensuring inclusive reproductive health care involves addressing the unique needs of LGBTQ+ individuals, fostering accessibility and sensitivity in gynecologic services. Sexual health extends beyond contraception and pregnancy, encompassing concerns related to intimacy, dysfunction, and overall well-being. Ethical considerations in reproductive medicine, including assisted reproductive technologies and patient autonomy, require ongoing dialogue to balance medical advancements with ethical responsibility. As sexual and reproductive health care evolves, a patient-centered approach remains critical in promoting equity, education, and comprehensive care for all individuals.

• Safe Abortion Practices and Reproductive Rights
• Innovations in Contraceptive Methods and Effectiveness
• Family Planning and Global Health Initiatives
• LGBTQ+ Reproductive Health and Inclusivity in Gynecology
• Addressing Sexual Health and Intimacy Concerns
• Ethical Considerations in Reproductive Medicine