YWBCH 2026 Abstracts
2026-05-20 16:34:23

Call for Abstracts: YWBCH 2026 Conference on Young Women’s Breast Cancer and Health

YWBCH 2026: Call for Abstracts



The 3rd International Conference on Young Women’s Breast Cancer and Health, also known as YWBCH 2026, is officially announcing the start of its abstract submission process as of May 20, 2026. This conference aims to create an invaluable platform for sharing the latest research findings in the field of young women's breast cancer and related health concerns. We anticipate participation from a diverse group of researchers, clinicians, and professionals, as well as patients and advocates from around the world.

The conference will facilitate collaboration among different stakeholders interested in advancing the understanding and treatment of breast cancer in younger women. Participants will have the opportunity to present their work in various formats, encourage dialogue, and foster global academic exchange.

Abstract Submission Process


The call is open for a wide range of topics related to oncology, including but not limited to:
  • - New research and ongoing studies
  • - Case reports and reviews
  • - Preliminary data

Submission Format


For YWBCH 2026, the format for presentations will be e-posters, allowing attendees to view submitted research freely on monitors set up in the conference venue. Presenters can prepare their abstracts in English and submit them electronically.

Eligibility for Submission


Submission is open to all, and while there are no specific restrictions, participants must register for the conference upon acceptance of their abstract. We invite submissions from:
  • - Medical professionals
  • - Researchers
  • - Breast cancer survivors
  • - Nurses, pharmacists, social workers, and other supporters
This inclusive approach aims to spotlight the voices of those directly affected by breast cancer.

Submission Timeline


  • - Opening Date: May 20, 2026
  • - Deadline: August 31, 2026, 24:00 JST
  • - Submission Method: Online registration only (All submissions must be made through the abstract registration system found at YWBCH 2026 Abstract Submission).

Important Submission Guidelines


  • - Language: English
  • - Number of Authors: Up to 15 authors per abstract
  • - Affiliations: Up to 15 institutions
  • - Title Length: Maximum of 200 characters (approx. 28 words)
  • - Abstract Length: Maximum of 2000 characters (approximately 300 words)
  • - Figures/Tables: Not allowed
  • - Submission Limit: Each author may submit a maximum of 3 abstracts

Categories for Abstracts


Abstracts should fit within the following categories:
1. Clinical presentation and borderline issues
2. Pathobiology
3. Treatment
4. Imaging
5. Surgery/reconstruction
6. Fertility
7. Early detection
8. Risk factors
9. Prevention
10. Disparities and equity
11. Artificial Intelligence (AI)
12. Breast health and breast self-care
13. Advocacy and public education
14. Survivorship
15. Other (please specify)

Conflict of Interest Disclosure


Authors must disclose any conflict of interest for the past three years relating to the lead presenter.

Noteworthy Features


  • - Awards: Outstanding abstracts will be recognized by the Academic Committee with two awards: Oncologist Award and Medical Staff Award. Exceptional abstracts might be afforded the chance for oral presentations during the conference.
  • - The conference also provides young researchers with valuable opportunities for presentation and international communication.

Conclusion


For more details, please visit the official conference page: YWBCH Official Site

Conference Overview

  • - Conference Name: The 3rd International Conference on Young Women’s Breast Cancer and Health (YWBCH 2026)
  • - Date: November 14-15, 2026
  • - Venue: St. Luke’s International Hospital, Hinohara Hall, located in Chuo, Tokyo
  • - Format: Hybrid (in-person and partial live streaming)
  • - In-person Capacity: Limited to 200 participants
  • - Co-organizers: JBCRG and Breast Cancer in Young Women Foundation (BCYWF)
  • - Theme: Co-creating the Future with Science and Compassion
  • - Supported by: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, University of Tsukuba, Japanese Breast Cancer Society



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