wcgo-2019-keynote

Volume 3

Journal of Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology

WCGO2019

May 13-14 , 2019

Page 13

Gynecology and Obstetrics

May 13-14 , 2019 Tokyo, Japan

World Congress on

can be associated with behaviors or conditions that begin or occur during adolescence. The absolute age

specific death rates for young people are also much higher in developing countries, largely because of the

combination of higher incidences of diseases and higher case fatalities.

Adolescence is a crossroad to the promotion of future health and should be gateway. The benefits, which

occur in meeting the challenge of promoting health and development of adolescents, far outweigh the

costs saved by neglect of adolescents needs. Their health is not only important for their sake, but for the

health of communities and generations to come. However, despite urgent needs, program efforts have

been slow surrounded by controversies. In some countries of the world there are still controversies in

relation to information to unwed girls about sex related matters. Sex education in many societies is often

a challenging and difficult issue for both youth and adults. Little is known about overall reproductive

morbidity, during and outside the child bearing, but is estimated to be of large magnitude. What is

visible is only the tip of the iceberg. Adolescent cancer survivors need to have safe future. The need

is of modalities of the rigorous implementation of health programs for the adolescents with concept

of prevention, early case detection, cure, rehabilitation, and health promotion. Helping adolescents

protect their own health should be a public health priority. Beyond benefiting young people, themselves,

increased investment in adolescents sexual and reproductive health contributes to broader development

goals, especially improvement in the overall status of women, eventually, reduction in poverty and

further development.

Biography

S Chhabra is a Director Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the College of Mahatma Gandhi Institute of Medical Sciences, India and

CEO of Akanksha Shishu Kalyan Kendra and OSD in Dr. Sushila Nayar Hospital, Sewagram.