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Dr Luqman Ibrahim
Organising Chairperson
18th MOS Annual Scientific Meeting 2025
Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Esteemed Guests,
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 18th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS), to be held from 31st October to 1st November 2025 at DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City.
With the theme “Navigating Osteoporosis Management: Balancing Opportunities vs Barriers,” this year’s meeting reflects our commitment to advancing care for patients with osteoporosis through knowledge sharing, innovation, and collaborative discussion. We are proud to present a comprehensive programme featuring plenary lectures, symposia, expert sessions, and interactive case discussions—all carefully curated to address both the evolving opportunities and enduring challenges in bone health.
Dear Colleagues, Friends, and Esteemed Guests,
It is my great pleasure to welcome you to the 18th Annual Scientific Meeting of the Malaysian Osteoporosis Society (MOS), to be held from 31st October to 1st November 2025 at DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City.
With the theme “Navigating Osteoporosis Management: Balancing Opportunities vs Barriers,” this year’s meeting reflects our commitment to advancing care for patients with osteoporosis through knowledge sharing, innovation, and collaborative discussion. We are proud to present a comprehensive programme featuring plenary lectures, symposia, expert sessions, and interactive case discussions—all carefully curated to address both the evolving opportunities and enduring challenges in bone health.
Highlights will include updates on the MyBONe Position Paper, the role of GLP1RA in weight management and bone health, as well as the standard of care in osteoporosis in the context of diabetes. Our expert panels will also delve into cutting-edge topics like osteoanabolic therapy, vertebral fracture interventions, and fracture liaison service (FLS) strategies.
This meeting serves not only as a platform for scientific exchange but also as a catalyst for building connections among clinicians, researchers, allied health professionals, and trainees who share a common goal: improving bone health outcomes across Malaysia and beyond.
I encourage you to actively participate, share your experiences, and take full advantage of the opportunities this meeting offers. Your presence and engagement are what make our gathering meaningful and impactful.
We look forward to welcoming you to Shah Alam this October.
PLENARIES
- MyBONe Position Paper
- GLP1RA for weight loss, but without the bone loss please!
- Cardiovascular and bone crosstalk
- Standard of care for bone health in diabetes
MEET THE EXPERT
- Frailty assessment tools
- Utilizing the FRAX Threshold and FRAX+ for Treatment Decisions
- Pre-menopausal fragility fracture
- Bone protection during pregnancy and breastfeeding
SYMPOSIUMS
- Bone turnover markers reference database
- Osteoporosis management in the era of treat-to-target
- Osteoporotic vertebral fracture: Kyphoplasty or vertebroplasty or instrumented spinal fusion, and why do they matter?
- Surgical updates on osteoporotic femoral fracture:
- New toys on the horizon
- Osteoanabolic therapy and fracture healing
- Barriers, solutions, and the future of FLS
CASE DISCUSSION
We warmly invite you to join our medical case discussions, where healthcare professionals come together to share knowledge, exchange insights, and learn from real clinical experiences.
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ABSTRACT CATEGORIES
We welcome Individuals who have conducted research in the field of Osteoporosis to submit abstracts under the following topics listed below. Case reports can be submitted too.
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION TIMELINE
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
| 1 | Malaysian Osteoporosis Society 18th Annual Scientific Meeting 2025 is open to abstract submission related to the field of osteoporosis and bone health under these two categories:- |
Case report with scientific and clinical novelty that has implication for clinical practice Research / Audit / Quality improvement | |
| 2 | Research / Audit / Quality improvement abstract must have headings of Objective, Materials & Methods, Results & Conclusions. |
| 3 | Case reports must have headings of Introduction, Reports & Conclusions. |
| 4 | Max 300 words excluding title. Must be written in English and submitted in Microsoft Word format (doc / docx). |
| 5 | Layout |
Title
Body
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| 6 | For affiliations, please utilise this format: Department, institution/hospital/organisation. |
E.g.
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| 7 | No changes to the abstract can be made after submission. |
| 8 | There is no limit to the number of abstracts submitted per participant. |
ABSTRACT DECISION
| 1 | Abstracts will be reviewed by MOS 18th ASM 2025 Scientific Committee. |
| 2 | Results will be notified to all corresponding author by 15th September 2025. The decision is final, and no negotiation will be entered into it. |
| 3 | Abstracts of high academic merit will be invited for oral presentation and present during the scientific meeting. If you do not want to be considered for this, please inform the secretariat (MOSASMConfSec@gmail.com) in your cover letter during the submission process. |
| 4 | Full payment of the registration fee must be made within 2 weeks after acceptance of abstract which is latest by 30th September 2025. |
ABSTRACT TEMPLATES
Templates are provided exclusively here to ensure formatting consistency.
Abstract Template (Research based)HOW TO SUBMIT ABSTRACT
| 1 | Abstract submissions must be completed online via the provided Google Form link and must use the provided abstract submission template. |
| 2 | Please ensure all changes, corrections, and proofreading are completed before submitting your abstract. Once submitted, no further edits or revisions will be allowed. |
| 3 | After the abstract is accepted, delegates are required to submit an electronic version of their poster or slide deck by the 15th September 2025 to the Conference Secretariat at MOSASMConfSec@gmail.com using the format provided |
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event doubletree by hilton
Shah Alam i-city
The DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-city is located in the heart of the Golden Triangle, in close proximity to the i-city theme parks, Central I shopping mall and Shah Alam business hubs. Our state-of-the-art facilities, well appointed rooms, varied dining options and flexible meeting spaces make us an ideal destination for business, meeting delegates or leisure travellers alike
- The events floor is located at level 2 and is accessible to our All day dining restaurant and multi function rooms via escalators.
- Eclectic “MakanKitchen”
- The stunning “Tosca” Italian Trattoria and Bar
- “The Ko`ee” our convenient grab and go concept
- The spacious and classy “Axis Lounge”
- Digital Keys
- Motion sensor-controlled features
- Theme Park view or urban views from rooms
- Automated shower blinds & curtains in all rooms
- 49 inch Hi definition Samsung TVs
- Bathtubs in all suite rooms
- Branded amenities
AMENITIES
Concierge
Spa & Wellness Centre
EV Charging
3 On-site Restaurants
Outdoor Swimming Pool
Digital Key
SERVICES
Contactless check-in/out
Daily Housekeeping
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Dry Cleaning
Luggage Storage
Lockers
TRANSPORTATION
BY CAR
- Easily accessible via Federal Highway, New Klang Valley Expressway (NKVE), and West Coast Expressway. The hotel is located within i-City, a mixed-development area near the Federal Highway in Section 7, Shah Alam.
BY TRAIN
- Accessible by the KTM Komuter train. You can take the KTM Komuter from KL Sentral station and arrive at Padang Jawa station, which is close to the hotel.
BY GRAB CAR
- A Grab ride from KLIA to the DoubleTree by Hilton Shah Alam i-City will generally cost around RM65-70
DISCOVER KUALA LUMPUR
Menara Kuala Lumpur
Built on top of a small hill, its height above sea level is 515m and you can get the best views of KL and the surrounding districts from its observation deck and revolving restaurant.
Petronas Twin Tower
The Petronas Twin Towers are the tallest skyscrapers in Kuala Lumpur. One of the main attractions is the Skybridge, which connects the two towers on the 41st and 42nd floors.
Batu Caves
Batu Caves is a limestone hill consisting of a series of caves and cave temples. It is one of the most renowned Hindu shrines outside of India, dedicated to Lord Murugan.
The Titiwangsa Lake Gardens
The Titiwangsa Lake Gardens is a public recreational park featuring several large lakes at its center. The park offers various facilities, including jogging tracks, aqua biking, canoeing, and other outdoor activities.
Little India in Brickfields
The Titiwangsa Lake Gardens is a public recreational park featuring several large lakes at its center. The park offers various facilities, including jogging tracks, aqua biking, canoeing, and other outdoor activities.
Central Market
Central Market, located in Pasar Seni, is home to numerous stalls selling locally made handicrafts. It also features a street dedicated to the Baba and Nyonya community, reflecting the rich cultural heritage of Malacca.
The Petaling Street (Chinatown)
Petaling Street (Chinatown) is a place where the hustle and bustle never end. Day or night, visitors come either to dine on the famous street food or to find great bargains.
Kuala Lumpur Bird Park
Just a 10-minute drive from the city centre, the Kuala Lumpur Bird Park spans 20.9 acres and is home to around 3,000 birds from at least 200 species. Ninety percent of the birds can be found locally, while the remaining 10% were imported from overseas.
Kuala Lumpur Lake Gardens
Spanning 92 hectares, the KL Lake Gardens is home to various parks and gardens. As of today, five gardens and parks are open to the public daily, including the Orchid Garden, which features over 800 species of orchids.
Jalan Alor (Alor Street)
Indulge in the diverse and delectable street food offerings along Jalan Alor, especially in the evenings.
Merdeka Square (Dataran Merdeka)
This historic square is home to the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and marks the site where Malaysia's independence was declared.
EXPERIENCE LOCAL CULINARY DELIGHTS
Roti Canai
A crispy, flaky flatbread with Indian influences, commonly served with dhal, curry, or sugar.
Satay
Seasoned, skewered, and grilled meat, served with a flavorful peanut sauce.
Nasi Lemak (Coconut Rice)
A fragrant Malay rice dish cooked in coconut milk and pandan leaves, typically served with sambal, anchovies, peanuts, boiled egg, and cucumber.
Asam Laksa
A tangy, fish-based noodle soup made with tamarind, herbs, and spices, offering a perfect balance of sour and savoury flavours.
Ikan Bakar (Grilled Fish)
A Malaysian-style charcoal-grilled fish, marinated with spices and often served with sambal and lime.
Chicken Rice
A classic Chinese dish featuring tender poached or roasted chicken served with fragrant rice and a flavourful dipping sauce.
Ice Kacang
A refreshing dessert made of finely shaved ice, drizzled with sweet, colorful syrup, and often topped with various ingredients like red beans, corn, grass jelly, and peanuts.
Yong Tau Foo
A flavourful dish featuring vegetables and tofu stuffed with a savoury fish or meat paste, served in a light broth or with dipping sauces.
Rendang
A rich, slow-cooked beef dish infused with aromatic spices and coconut milk, best enjoyed with local rice cakes like ketupat.
