Important Dates
Early Bird Abstract submissions Closes on
June 27, 2025
Early Bird Registrations Closes on
June 30, 2025
Abstract submissions Closes on
February 01, 2026
Registrations Closes on
March 09, 2026

About the Global Conference on Diabetes and Metabolism

Comprehensive Care and Integrative Approaches to Diabetes and Metabolic Health: From Molecular Insights to Public Policy

As the prevalence of diabetes continues to rise globally, the burden is particularly acute in Southeast Asia, which now reports one of the highest diabetes rates reflecting broader trends across the ASEAN community. Rapid urbanization, changing dietary habits, lifestyle transitions, multi-ethnic populations, and healthcare system factors have fuelled this surge.

This Global Conference on Diabetes and Metabolism in Kuala Lumpur aims to bring together leading researchers, clinicians, policymakers, and advocates to share the latest scientific advances, highlight regional research achievements, and address the unique challenges faced by Malaysia and its ASEAN neighbors. By bridging global expertise with local and regional insights, we strive to catalyze impactful research, inform policy, and ultimately improve outcomes for millions living with diabetes and metabolic disorders.

Diabetes and Metabolism Research: Global Perspective

  • Rising prevalence and high rates of undiagnosed diabetes
  • Complex pathophysiology involving insulin resistance (IR), oxidative stress, and metabolic dysregulation complicates treatment
  • Need for improved therapeutic strategies to address co-morbidities such as nephropathy, Ophthalmic and cardiovascular diseases
  • Advances in metabolomic profiling, expanded understanding of genetic and environmental interactions influencing diabetes and Emerging focus on gut microbiota and its role in metabolic health as a promising therapeutic target

    • Diabetes and Metabolism Research: ASEAN Perspective

    • one of the highest diabetes prevalence rates in ASEAN region
    • Ethnic disparities in diabetes prevalence, with Indians and Malays at higher risk compared to other groups
    • Educational programs and Adoption of national strategies focused on improving awareness, screening, and disease management
    • Emergence of studies exploring lifestyle and environmental factors impacting metabolic syndrome and diabetes in ASEAN populations

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    Highlights of the Conference

    • Physiology and Pathophysiology of Diabetes Mellitus
    • Normal and Pathologic Pancreatic Islet Function
    • Physiological and Molecular Aspects of Glucose Homeostasis
    • Molecular and Metabolomic Research in Diabetes
    • Genetic and Epigenetic Insights into Diabetes Pathogenesis
    • Role of Gut Microbiota in Metabolic Regulation
    • Emerging Diagnostic Tools including Metabolomic and Molecular Assays
    • Strategies to detect and reduce undiagnosed diabetes worldwide and regionally
    • Therapeutic targets addressing Insulin Resistance and Metabolic Dysregulation and metabolic syndrome
    • Novel pharmacological agents and precision medicine approaches in Diabetes treatment
    • Co-morbid conditions associated with Diabetes treatment and management
    • Obesity and altered adipose tissue function in diabetes
    • Diabetic Retinopathy, Neuropathy, Nephropathy and renal failure
    • peripheral vascular disease and coronary heart disease
    • Hypertension and Hyperlipidemia
    • Lifestyle Interventions and Public Health Strategies in Diabetes Care
    • Diabetes Self-Management and Patient Education
    • Global Epidemiology and Socioeconomic Impact of Diabetes and Metabolic Disorders
    • Economic burden and healthcare resource implications, focusing on LMICs and ASEAN countries
    • Community-based initiatives and cultural considerations in Diabetes management
    • Policies impacting diabetes prevention and management
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