Track 19: Perinatal Health and Pregnancy Complications

 

Introduction

Perinatal health plays a vital role in ensuring the well-being of both mother and baby during pregnancy, childbirth, and the immediate postpartum period. Track 19 at the 5th World Pediatrics, Perinatology, and Emergency Pediatrics Care Summit, taking place June 18–20, 2026, in Dubai, UAE, focuses on the latest advances, risk-assessment strategies, diagnostic innovations, and evidence-based management of pregnancy complications.
To explore more of our scientific sessions, visit:
🔗 https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/scientific-sessions

Benefits of Participating

  • Gain insights from global experts in maternal-fetal medicine.
  • Learn about emerging research and technological advances in perinatal care.
  • Network with obstetricians, neonatologists, perinatologists, midwives, and researchers.
  • Discover new clinical practices aimed at reducing maternal and neonatal morbidity.
  • Present your research to an international audience and enhance your professional visibility.

Why Attend Track 19?

This track is essential for professionals seeking to strengthen their understanding of:

  • High-risk pregnancies and preventive care
  • Screening and early detection of complications
  • Advanced perinatal monitoring
  • Evidence-based management protocols
  • Maternal mental health considerations
  • Improving outcomes for both mothers and newborns

Attending ensures you stay updated with cutting-edge findings and strengthen collaborative opportunities within the global maternal-child healthcare community.

How to Submit Your Abstract

Authors, clinicians, researchers, and students are welcome to submit abstracts related to perinatal health, fetal development, maternal complications, and clinical case studies.

Submit your abstract here:
🔗 https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/submit-abstract/

Submission Guidelines

  • Abstract must be written in clear English.
  • Word limit: 250–300 words.
  • Structure: Background, Methods, Results, Conclusion.
  • Ensure originality and relevance to the conference theme.
  • All submissions undergo peer review by the scientific committee.

Download Abstract Template

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Registration Link

Secure your participation today:
🔗 https://pediatrics.utilitarianconferences.com/registration

Conclusion

Track 19 offers an exceptional opportunity to deepen your knowledge of perinatal health while connecting with experts committed to improving maternal and neonatal outcomes worldwide. Join us in Dubai and take part in advancing the future of perinatal medicine.

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