Co-hosting International Conference on Menopausal Women’s Health

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The International Planned Parenthood Federation East and South East Asia and Oceania Regional Office (IPPF ESEAOR) and the Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT) co-hosted the international academic conference: “Clinical Management on Menopause and Fertility Care.” The conference was held from July 21st to 25th, 2025, at the Montien Hotel Surawong, Bangkok.
Leading the participation from PPAT was Dr. Nanthakan Sungsuman Woodham, Executive Director, along with doctors from the PPAT Ubon Ratchathani Medical Clinic and medical staff from other PPAT medical clinics. This meeting served as an important platform for medical personnel and health experts from 15 countries across Asia, the Pacific, Australia, and New Zealand to exchange knowledge, experiences, and the latest innovations regarding menopause care and fertility care. The focus was on clinical management to promote a better quality of life for women in menopause.

Co-hosting this international conference underscores the role and commitment of PPAT as a leading organization in reproductive health both in Thailand and internationally. This aligns with its mission to develop knowledge and raise the standards of medical services to ensure that the public can access comprehensive and effective health care.

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