Let's explore some non-linear treatment options,some amazing treatment hacks with some top global experts in Internal Medicine.  Medicine is a tremendously dynamic field, and every physician must keep up with such advancements while dealing with patients. Let's arm ourselves with some incredible recent developments so that we can influence practice more. Stay tuned!

Artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping cardiology, from ECG interpretation and imaging to risk prediction and clinical decision support. Yet for many clinicians, separating practical utility from technological hype remains a challenge.

This session will explore how AI is currently being used in cardiology, the evidence behind these tools, and where they truly add value in clinical practice. Key applications, limitations, ethical considerations, and future directions will be discussed, with a focus on helping clinicians understand when to trust AI, how to use it responsibly, and what to expect as digital cardiology continues to evolve.

Artificial Intelligence in Cardiology

Obesity management has undergone a major transformation, with newer pharmacological therapies reshaping clinical practice. As evidence for incretin-based therapies, combination agents, and next-generation molecules rapidly evolve, clinicians are seeking clarity on how to apply these advances safely and effectively in everyday care.

In this session, we explore the latest trends in obesity pharmacotherapy—mechanisms, indications, real-world outcomes, and practical considerations for patient selection. Dr Abhishek will share clear insights about the emerging treatment landscape and how these newer drugs can be integrated into holistic, long-term obesity management strategies.

Beyond the Scale: The New Era of Obesity Pharmacotherapy

Septic shock carries high mortality despite decades of research and evolving guidelines. Early recognition, rapid resuscitation, and precise antimicrobial strategies remain the cornerstones of management, yet new insights into pathophysiology and emerging therapies are reshaping how clinicians approach this condition.

In this session, Dr. Tapesh Bansal provided an updated perspective on septic shock, covering the latest evidence on fluid resuscitation, vasopressor use, and adjunctive therapies. With a practical lens on bedside care, the discussion focused on how to balance timely interventions with individualized patient needs, ensuring clinicians stay equipped to navigate this high-stakes clinical scenario.

Septic Shock: An Update

Type 5 Diabetes, now officially recognized by the International Diabetes Federation, represents a unique and under-discussed form of diabetes linked to chronic undernutrition during early life. Unlike other types, it primarily affects lean individuals in low- and middle-income countries who experienced poor nutrition in childhood or adolescence. This session, led by Dr. Nihal Thomas, will explore the epidemiology, clinical features, and metabolic challenges of Type 5 Diabetes, shedding light on its distinct pathophysiology and the public health implications of early-life malnutrition.

Type 5 Diabetes: Everything You Need to Know

Cervical cancer accounts for one-tenth of all cancers in Indian women. While rates of cervical cancer are declining in India, there is a long road ahead to elimination. The country records one new case of cervical cancer every four months, and one death every seven minutes. Health experts are optimistic about the prospective impact of a national HPV vaccination programme and believe that the inclusion of HPV vaccine into the national immunisation schedule will undoubtedly boost the fight against cervical cancer. Tune in to learn from Award-winning Gynaecologist, Dr. Sharda Jain who will take us through the roadmap of preventing and eradicating Cervical Cancer.

Can we eradicate Cervical cancer? : Crucial Insights about HPV Vaccine

"Coming to rest unintentionally on the ground or lower level, not due to an acute overwhelming event" (such as a stroke, seizure, or loss of consciousness) or an external event to which any person would be susceptible is the standard definition of falls in the outpatient setting. The quality of life of older adults is seriously threatened by falls, which frequently result in a decline in self-care skills and engagement in social and physical activities. Independent of injury, fear of falling, which affects 20% to 39% of people who fall, can cause further activity limitation. Distinguished Orthopaedic Surgeon, Dr. Febi Eapen will take us through the Assessment and Management of Falls in this session.

The Clinician's Manual to Falls : Assessment and Management.

Bariatric surgery has gained popularity recently and is generally considered safe and effective. It is associated with dramatic weight loss and, in many cases curing obesity-related comorbidities such as diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, bronchial asthma, gastroesophageal reflux disease, fatty liver disease, and more. Long-term observations have also shown that these benefits persist for over five years after the surgery. However, the long-term complications, long-term survival, and the impact on patient mental health must be taken into consideration. Top Bariatric Surgeon, Dr. Nidhi Khandelwal will help us answer the question: “Should I suggest Bariatric Surgery to my Patient?”

Does your patient need Bariatric Surgery?

Thrombocytopenia is a common hematological finding with variable clinical expression. It is defined as a platelet count below the 2.5th lower percentile of the normal platelet count distribution. Because platelets play an essential role in preserving vessel wall integrity, thrombocytopenia is associated with a defect of primary hemostasis. A correct identification of the causes of thrombocytopenia is crucial for the appropriate management of these patients. In this session, renowned Hematologist, Dr. Arijit Bishnu will present a systematic evaluation of adults with thrombocytopenia and will discuss the management strategies for these patients.

Approach to Thrombocytopenia

Cervical cancer, the fourth most common cancer among women worldwide, is caused almost entirely by the human papilloma virus (HPV). Cervical intraepithelial lesions caused by high-risk HPV strains have the potential to develop into cervical cancer in the future. The majority of cases of cervical cancer are preventable. Primary prevention and screening are the most effective modalities for decreasing the healthcare burden and mortality attributable to cervical cancer. In this session, Dr. Bushra Khan will discuss the primary prevention strategies, screening guidelines, diagnostic evaluations, current staging, and specific treatment modalities for invasive cervical cancer.

Overview of Cervical Cancer

Stroke care is evolving rapidly, and staying updated with the latest guidelines is essential for improving outcomes across emergency, inpatient, and outpatient settings. This session distills the most important updates from the **2026 American Heart Association / American Stroke Association stroke guidelines** into clear, practical insights for everyday clinical practice.

Dr Suranjana Basak will highlight key changes in acute stroke management, thrombolysis and thrombectomy protocols, secondary prevention strategies, and rehabilitation recommendations. With a focus on what has changed-and what clinicians should do differently starting now - this session aims to help doctors translate guideline updates into faster decisions and better patient outcomes.

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