The 13th International DIP & FemTech Symposium (FemDIP 2025)

The 13th International DIP & FemTech Symposium (FemDIP 2025) is dedicated to advancing maternal and fetal medicine, addressing pregnancies complicated by diabetes, hypertension, and metabolic syndrome.

Key Topics

• Programming and Imprinting in Utero – The Vicious Cycle of NCD
• Fetal Growth
• The Femtech Startups Parade
• New Technologies and Maternal Fetal Medicine
• Women’s Health is Nation’s Wealth
• Adapting Novel Digital Technologies to Women’s Health
• Investment in Women’s Health and FemTech – Opportunities and Challenges
• Hypertension and Pregnancy
• Mental Health in Women Across the Lifespan
• Fetal Advanced Imaging and Diagnosis – Intelligent Ultrasound
• Novel Cannabinoid-based Solutions and Women’s Health
• Multiple Pregnancy
• The Genome and Maternal Fetal Medicine
• Contraception
• The Unacceptable and Unmentionable in Women’s Health
• Maternal Infection and Perinatal Outcome
• Preterm Labor
• Improving Women’s Health with Artificial Intelligence and Big Data
• Women’s Health in Low and Middle Income Countries (LMIC) – A New Global Agenda
• Micronutrients & Pregnancy
• The Placenta and the Great Obstetrical Syndromes
• Fetal and Perinatal Therapy
• Labor and Delivery
• Infertility and Diabetes
• From Peripartum to Postpartum – Improving Long Term Maternal and Offspring Health
• Diabetes and Pregnancy
• Sexual Wellness Across the Lifespan
• Obesity and Maternal Fetal Medicine
• Innovative Nutrition and Pregnancy

Who should Attend

• Healthcare professionals specializing in Maternal and Fetal Medicine
• Researchers and scientists in the field of Women’s Health and FemTech
• Startups and entrepreneurs in the FemTech industry
• Policy makers and advocates for women’s health globally
• Experts in Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, and digital technologies applied to healthcare
• Those interested in the intersection of diabetes, hypertension, and women’s health
• Individuals passionate about improving outcomes in pregnancies and advancing women’s health
• Professionals working in Low and Middle Income Countries with a focus on women’s health