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Feb 27-28, 2025    Paris, France
2nd International conference on

Womens Health, Gynecology and Midwifery

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Prenatal Cannabis Exposure:

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

New studies reveal that while prenatal cannabis use has raised concerns, current findings show no significant link between cannabis use in early pregnancy and developmental delays or autism in children. This research may influence prenatal care recommendations and alleviate some parental concerns regarding early pregnancy exposures?

Advances in Breast Cancer Detection

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

Artificial intelligence (AI) is being increasingly utilized to improve the accuracy and efficiency of breast cancer screenings, offering earlier detection and personalized care. This technology is expected to enhance outcomes by enabling more targeted treatment approaches for patients?

Menopause and Vasomotor Symptoms

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

Frequent hot flashes and night sweats, common in menopausal women, have now been linked to an increased risk of developing type 2 diabetes. These findings suggest that managing these symptoms effectively may play a role in reducing metabolic risks as women age?

Artificial Intelligence in Childbirth

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

A new AI-based software is now helping healthcare providers during childbirth by accurately determining the baby's position in real-time. This technology could help reduce complications during delivery by providing precise guidance to medical teams and ensuring safer outcomes for both mother and baby

Innovations in In Vitro Fertilization (IVF)

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

Advances in IVF now include technologies like light-emitting microchips, which assess the health of embryos by measuring energy production. This development could improve embryo selection processes, helping increase the success rate of IVF treatments

Gestational Health and Climate

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

The impact of rising global temperatures on maternal and neonatal health has become a growing concern, with studies indicating that heat exposure increases risks during pregnancy. This ongoing research emphasizes the need for policies to protect pregnant individuals from environmental risks, particularly as climate change effects intensify?

New RSV Vaccine Recommendations

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

Updated guidance recommends that pregnant individuals receive the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine between weeks 32 and 36 to protect newborns from RSV, a virus that can be severe in infants. This timing aims to maximize the protective benefits of maternal antibodies

Urogynecological Care Advances

2024-11-13 - 2024-11

Treatments for pelvic floor dysfunction have improved, providing options for managing postpartum and age-related issues that affect quality of life. Recent developments in non-invasive treatment methods for pelvic health are helping more women manage these common conditions effectively

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