Besins Healthcare Thailand, with scientific support from leading international and regional organisations, successfully hosted ASIA CORE+ 2026 on 10–11 September at the Millennium Hilton Bangkok. The hybrid scientific congress brought together healthcare professionals from across Asia-Pacific and beyond to exchange the latest evidence, clinical experience and best practices in women’s health, reproductive medicine, obstetrics and menopause care.
Scientific partners included the PREIS School (International and European School of Perinatal, Maternal and Reproductive Medicine), the Asia Pacific Menopause Federation (APMF), the Thai Menopause Society (TMS), the Thai Society for Reproductive Medicine (TSRM) and the Thai Society of Maternal-Fetal Medicine (TSMFM). The event was conducted as a non-promotional medical educational congress and was accredited by the Center for Continuing Medical Education (CCME) under the Medical Council of Thailand, awarding participants 12 CME credits in recognition of its high scientific quality.
ASIA CORE+ 2026 was structured around three major scientific pillars designed to deliver practical, clinically relevant knowledge.
The first pillar focused on Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) and Luteal Phase Support. Sessions examined advances in reproductive medicine, including optimisation of ART protocols, luteal phase support strategies, embryo transfer approaches and patient-centred fertility treatment pathways aimed at improving reproductive outcomes.
The second pillar addressed Pregnancy Maintenance and Prevention of Complications. Experts presented evidence-based approaches to supporting successful pregnancies, reducing obstetric complications and improving maternal and fetal outcomes through contemporary clinical practice.
The third pillar centred on Menopause and Menopausal Hormone Therapy (MHT). Participants received comprehensive updates on menopause care, individualised hormone therapy strategies, treatment selection, long-term safety considerations and the evolving role of MHT in promoting healthy ageing and quality of life for women.
Together, these three pillars equipped attendees with knowledge that could be directly applied in everyday clinical practice.
The congress attracted substantial regional and international participation. On-site attendance reached 250 healthcare professionals, including 140 international specialists from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Indonesia, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Philippines, Laos, Bangladesh and Pakistan, alongside 110 professionals from Thailand. An additional 944 healthcare professionals joined virtually, bringing the total number of participants to 1,194.
This strong multi-country participation underscored the growing demand for high-quality scientific education and regional collaboration in women’s health and reproductive medicine.
Beyond the numbers, ASIA CORE+ 2026 demonstrated clear educational impact. Attendees consistently highlighted the high clinical utility of the sessions, noting that complex scientific evidence was successfully translated into practical recommendations suitable for routine patient care. The hybrid format ensured accessibility for virtual participants regardless of location, while the organisation and hospitality provided by the Besins Healthcare team received strong appreciation. The congress also created meaningful networking opportunities that fostered scientific exchange and professional collaboration among experts from across the Asia-Pacific region.
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Among all topics presented, Menopause and Menopausal Hormone Therapy emerged as the area of greatest interest, followed by reproductive medicine, fertility preservation strategies and the clinical application of natural progesterone in women’s health.
Sasitorn Sintuwongpusa, Regional Medical Manager at Besins Healthcare FEA, reflected on the significance of the gathering. “ASIA CORE+ 2026 demonstrated the importance of bringing together healthcare professionals from diverse specialties and countries to share scientific knowledge and clinical experience. The strong participation throughout the congress reflected a shared commitment to advancing women’s health and reproductive medicine across the Asia-Pacific region. Beyond presenting the latest scientific evidence, ASIA CORE+ aims to provide practical clinical insights that support informed decision-making in everyday practice. The congress continues to serve as a valuable platform for education, professional collaboration and the continuous advancement of patient care.”
The success of ASIA CORE+ 2026 reaffirmed the value of international scientific collaboration in addressing evolving challenges in women’s health. By uniting leading experts, emerging evidence and healthcare professionals from across the region, the congress advanced medical education and strengthened the foundation for improved patient care throughout Asia-Pacific.
Through continued partnership with professional societies and the global medical community, Besins Healthcare remains committed to supporting evidence-based education and advancing excellence in women’s health across the region. The 2026 edition of ASIA CORE+ has further solidified its position as one of the leading educational platforms in the field, setting a strong foundation for future collaboration and knowledge exchange.
