Singapore
Women's Health World Conference 2026
Scientific Sessions
Sexually Transmitted Infections( STIs)
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) are a common yet often overlooked part of women’s health. Infections like chlamydia, gonorrhea, HPV, and HIV can have lasting effects if not diagnosed and treated early, including complications with fertility and pregnancy. For many women, though, conversations about sexual health can still feel uncomfortable, which leads to missed screenings or untreated conditions. Making STI care more approachable and routine is an important part of protecting both individual and public health.
The Women’s Health World Conference (WHWC) gives space to these often under-discussed topics by highlighting the realities of how STIs impact women around the world. Instead of just focusing on statistics, the conversation includes how to improve access to testing, make care more inclusive and judgment-free, and build stronger awareness through education. The goal is not just to treat infections, but to create an environment where women feel informed, respected, and empowered when it comes to their sexual health.
Related Sessions
Women’s Health World Conference (WHWC 2026): From Research to Reality: Transforming Women’s Health
Dates: July 20–22, 2026
Read More>>
