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The impact of war on the reproductive, maternal and child health, Sana’a 2021
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The impact of war on the reproductive, maternal and child health, Sana’a 2021
The conference will deal with the effects of war on many aspects related to reproductive, maternal and child health. The conference will be organized at national and international level. Finally, it will be fully-covered by extensive media (press, audio and visual)
15-14
October 2021
Thursday and Friday
From 09:00 AM to 02:00 PM
Conference Date
Day: Thursday and Friday
Date: October 13-14 , 2021
Time: From 08:00 AM to 02:00 PM
Venue: Grand Address Hotel (Sheraton) Sana’a – Yemen
Conference Objectives
General objective:
Providing society with the real effects of war’s impact on reproductive and maternal and child health.
Specific Objectives:
- The impact of war on the rates of heart and renal diseases among pregnant women.
- The impact of war on the methods of diagnosis and treatment of early and late vaginal bleeding of pregnant women.
- The impact of war on reproductive capabilities of Yemeni patients.
- Modern diagnostic methods for neonatal diseases.
- Exchanging medical experiences and cement the net-working activities between the senior-consultants and junior graduates in the medical fields.
- Updating the fundamental knowledge of COVID-19 and pregnancy.
Conference advantages
The conference is prepared and supervised by senior professors working in the field of reproductive medicine, maternal and child health.
It is the first international conference to be held in Yemen, talking about the impact of war on reproductive, maternal and child health.
The conference will uncover the effects of war on the nutrition of Yemeni children.
It will cover the impact of war on reproductive health in the past 5 years.
The conference will review the latest international studies in the field of diagnosis and treatment of infertility.
The activities of conference will be documented in the conference-website.
The conference will be well covered by the majority of distinguished local and international press and media.
The conference represents the basic building block for assessing the health status of mother and child in Yemen before and after the war.
A pharmaceutical and medical exhibition of many companies which support the conference will be held during the time of the conference.
The conference will be live and webinar.
Certificate of attendance will be awarded directly for the presenters, sponsors and webinar.
Conference Themes
The most important challenges facing the health of a pregnant woman and her child in the shadow of war.
Ovulation induction protocols and ways to increase pregnancy in women.
Communicable diseases of the pregnant mother (heart, kidney diseases, gynecological diseases), etc.
Effect of war on the rates of fetal malformations in Yemen.
The impact of the war on anemia rates among Yemeni women.
Infectious diseases in pregnant women and their incidence and prevalence.
The impact of war on the rates and percentages of infertility in Yemeni women, including modern methods of diagnosis and treatment.
The effect of war on estrogen problems in women of childbearing age.
Malnutrition in children and mothers and their direct effects on the health of the mother and her child.
Modern methods of newborn examination
Effects of work stress on the health of pregnant women and confronting them in the face of war.
The impact of displacement on the health of women and children
Pregnant mothers and COVID-19.
Scientific workshops accompanying the conference
War and fertility life in Yemen.
Early detection of cervical cancer.
Care after miscarriage.
Ways to increase fertilization and stimulate ovulation in women.
The target group for the conference
Targets are divided into three categories: –
Members of Scientific Committee
Prof Dr Ahmed Kaid Allow
International Fertility Consultant, Director of Alaw fertility Center - Conference President
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Name
Prof Dr Ahmed Kaid Allow
Title
Professor of Reproductive Medicine Faculty of Medicine , Sana’a, University
Position
Chairman
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Co-Chair
Prof Dr Muhammed Al-Kebsi
Director of Cardiac Center Al-Thawra Hosp. Sana’a Yemen
Co-Chair
Prof Dr Najeeb Abu Osbe
Senior Nephrologist Professor of Internal Medicine, Sana’a University
Co-Chair
Prof Dr. Najeeb Khalil Al-Qubati
Pediatric Consultant Undersecretary of the Ministry of Public Health and Population Sanaa, Yemen
Co-Chair
Prof Dr Najla Alsonboli
Prof in Pediatric, Faculty of Medicine, SU Yemen HOD Pediatric Dep Faculty of Medicine, SU HOD Al-Sabeen hospital Sana’a Yemen
Co-Chair
Prof Dr Muhammed Abd Al-Jabar
Consultant of Reproductive Medicine
Co-Chair
Dr Maryam Alaw
Obs. & Gyne; Executive Manager of Alaw IVF and Medical Center ,Sana’a Yemen
Co-Chair
Assist Prof. Dr Rawthah Al-Mansub
Obs. and Gyne. Assist Prof – Amran University, Yemen
Co-Chair
Prof Dr Lutf-Allah Ghulais
Senior Nephrology Surgon
Co-Chair
Dr Zainab Alkhazan
Obs. and Gyne Department of Obs and Gyne; Faculty of Medicine, Sana’a University
Co-Chair
