Microbiome science to improve women’s health
11 -12 March 2027 | Bologna, Italy
Presented by
Artwork by Ina Schuppe Koistinen
Scientific Committee
Director, Center for Advanced Microbiome Research & Innovation (CAMRI)
Ina Schuppe Koistinen
Jacques Ravel
Associate Professor, Karolinska Instituet
Henriette Svarre Nielsen
Chair Professor Ob&Gyn, Dept of Medicine, University of Copenhagen
David MacIntyre
Director, Robinson Research Institute, Adelaide University
Caroline Mitchell
Director, Vulvovaginal Disorders Program, Massachusetts General Hospital
Eldin Jasarevic
Associate Professor, Magee-Womens Research Institute
Women's health is an area of medicine that has historically been under-researched and under-funded. However, there has been growing recognition of the unmet need for research and treatments in this field. Microbiome research has shown promise in addressing some of these unmet needs.
From the vaginal microbiome in reproductive health to the impact of menopause on the skin microbiome, the applications of microbiome science in women’s health are wide reaching and present an opportunity to develop novel therapeutic approaches and diagnostics.
2027 edition of "Microbiomes in Women's Health Congress" takes place in Bologna on 11-12 March!
The only event focusing on microbiome science applied in women’s health, will attract +300 world-leading microbiome researchers, cutting-edge biotechs, and healthcare and pharmaceutical voices will unite once more to present their work on how the microbiome can be used to improve women's health.
The event will be split into chronological stages across a woman’s life spanning sessions on: exploring what is a typical vaginal microbiome, fertility, pregnancy, menopause, women-specific indications, and the development of therapeutics.