The two-day-long 4th Annual Conference, organised by Kolkata Menopause Society hosted its two-day-long 4th Annual Conference (KMSCON 2026) on October 10–11, 2026, at Raaj RaajKutir (Taj Raj Kutir), Swabhumi in Kolkata.The inauguration ceremony was graced by Guest of Honour Dr Sudhaa Sharma, National President of the Indian Menopause Society and other gynaecologists of national repute.
"This year, the theme of the conference is "www. Weight, Wellness & Women - the complex web". Today, the hysteroscopy masterclass was conducted by programme mentor-in-chief Milind Telang, and three chairpersons, namely Abhinibesh Chatterjee, Amit Basu and Pushan Kundu. Various topics were covered, including instrumentation and equipment, retroscopes, energy sources and others. A panel discussion was held where hysteroscopic experts participated. Six stations have been formed on a makeshift basis where different doctors discussed different topics. Tomorrow, a session has been specifically curated for free communication for the doctors, followed by competitive videos and postgraduate quiz," said Dr Arnab Basak, Organising Secretary, Kolkata Menopause Society.
The highlight of the conference is multiple symposiums and point-of-view chats, which is a great opportunity for gynaecologists and other doctors of concern. No doubt, this conference highlights the commitment of the Kolkata Menopause Society to the upgradation and updating of medical expertise to treat menopause. The huge participation of the doctors is encouraging for the Kolkata scenario.
About Kolkata Menopause Society
The Kolkata Menopause Society (KMS) is a professional medical society focused on menopause care, women's midlife health, and public awareness. The Kolkata Menopause Society is working under the aegis of the Indian Menopause Society. The national platform provides menopause education, clinical guidelines, professional resources, and information about local chapters. The Kolkata chapter supports activities such as menopause education, health camps, and awareness programmes. For several years, the Society has focused on conducting Public Awareness Forums and Menopausal Health Screening Camps, with a focus on community-oriented healthcare and raising mass awareness.
