Fortis La Femme Convenes GYNAECON 2026 to Chart the Future of Women's Healthcare
The Scientific conference focused on a comprehensive approach to women’s healthcare journey across adolescence, reproductive health to high-risk pregnancy, minimally invasive surgery, menopause and healthy ageing
Fortis La Femme hosted GYNAECON 2026, a scientific conference themed “The Future of Women’s Healthcare: Advancing Excellence in Women’s Health.” It brought together more than 100 participating doctors, specialists, and delegates. The conference served as a dynamic platform for exchanging pioneering medical insights, clinical experiences, and breakthrough ideas aimed at transforming the complete healthcare journey of women across all life stages. The inaugural ceremony was graced by Surgeon Vice Admiral Arti Sarin, PVSM, AVSM, VSM (Retd), Director General Armed Forces Medical Services (Retd), as the Chief Guest. Dr Bandana Sodhi, Director- La Femme and Dr Madhu Goel's, Director- La Femme were also present.
The conference focused on the importance of providing women with a comprehensive healthcare journey across different stages of life from adolescence and reproductive health to fertility, pregnancy and childbirth, gynaecological concerns, minimally invasive surgery, gynaecological oncology, breast health, menopause and healthy ageing.
The scientific programme featured discussions on emerging clinical approaches and complex cases in women’s health. Key sessions topics included Changing Scenarios of Adolescence, Decoding High Risk Pregnancy, Simplifying Laparoscopy in Complex Cases and Robotic Hysterectomy with Lateral Pelvic Wall Dissection. The programme also covered topics including endometriosis, infertility management, sexual health in menopause, GLP-1 therapies and nutrition, anaemia in pregnancy, gestational diabetes mellitus and precocious puberty.
Speaking at the conference, Mr Anil Vinayak, Group Chief Operating Officer, Fortis Healthcare, said,
“Women’s healthcare requires a holistic approach that recognises the changing needs of women at every stage of life. Platforms such as GYNAECON enable clinicians to share knowledge, discuss evolving approaches and strengthen the focus on delivering comprehensive and patient-centric care. We remain committed to advancing clinical excellence and creating meaningful outcomes for women and their families.”
Dr Tripat Choudhary, Principal Director, Fortis La Femme, said, “GYNAECON is an opportunity for the medical community to come together, exchange experiences and discuss the evolving landscape of women’s health. From adolescence and high-risk pregnancy to complex minimally invasive procedures and newer surgical approaches, the scientific programme reflects the breadth and complexity of women’s healthcare needs. Through continued dialogue and learning, we aim to contribute to better-informed and more comprehensive patient care.”
Dr Meenakshi Ahuja, Principal Director, Fortis La Femme, said, “Women’s health is a continuum, and every stage brings its own set of clinical and emotional needs. GYNAECON brings together diverse perspectives across obstetrics and gynaecology to discuss contemporary challenges and evolving clinical practices. The focus on areas such as endometriosis, infertility, menopause, robotic surgery and high-risk pregnancy underscores the need for an integrated approach to women’s health.”
Garima Prasad, Facility Director, Fortis La Femme, said, “GYNAECON reflects our commitment to creating platforms that encourage clinical knowledge-sharing and collaboration among healthcare professionals. The participation of more than 100 doctors and delegates makes this an important forum for meaningful exchange on contemporary practices in women’s healthcare. We look forward to continuing to build on such initiatives that place patient care and clinical excellence at the centre.”
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