Learn by Engaging

At Congress, we invite you to challenge assumptions, share perspectives, and apply new ideas in real time. This year’s program includes interactive debates, live polling, case-based discussions, and audience-driven sessions aimed at delivering a well-rounded perspective. Whether you’re weighing emerging evidence or tackling complex clinical decisions, you’ll leave with insights you can put into practice immediately.

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Chair
Satu Kuokkanen, M.D. Ph.D.

Speakers
Amanda Kallen, MD
Genevieve Neal-Perry, MD, PhD

“Wear It or Beware It?”: A Debate on Digital Wearables in Menopause Care Supporting Sessions

Are digital wearables clinically useful in menopause care — or just more noise? This interactive session opens with a live audience debate: participants will split into “skeptics” and “enthusiasts” based on their current views, then use curated, literature-based facts to build their case and try to persuade others to switch sides.

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Niches Get Stitches: Closing the Gap in Knowledge on When and How to Treat Cesarean Scar Defects

Chair
Edward Nguyen, MD, PhD

Speakers
Zoran Pavlovic, MD
Michael Neblett, MD

Anticoagulation for Unexplained Recurrent Pregnancy Loss: Pros and Cons

Chair
Ruth Lathi, MD

Speakers
Gregory Piazza, MD
Dana McQueen, MD

Weight and PCOS: The Stigma, the Science and the Solutions

Chair
Wendy S. Vitek, MD

Speakers
Marla E. Lujan, PhD
Samantha B. Schon, MD, MS

ASRM Debates

Congress debates are the premier opportunity to bring timely, complex questions to the stage. The world’s leading experts make a case, challenge assumptions, and explore multiple perspectives in real time. A moderator will pose a topic, while opposing sides defend opposite perspectives. In addition to this year’s largest debate discussion on menopause wearables and their potential role in access to care, look for these debates:

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Promise Emmanuel Sefogah, MD, MPH, DHTM, FWACS

My regular attendance at the ASRM Annual Congress has enabled me to share my research, which has remarkably enhanced my research visibility and contributed to my academic progress in my career.