The forum "YOUNG MEDICINE" will be held in Moscow on December 15.

On December 15, 2025, the IV scientific and educational medical forum "YOUNG MEDICINE" will be held at the Sechenov University Congress Center.

The YOUNG MEDICINE Forum is a large–scale platform that annually gathers hundreds of young medical scientists, world-class leading specialists, industry leaders and government representatives in the field of medicine. Current issues of modern healthcare, advanced biotechnologies and interdisciplinary areas of medicine of the future are on the agenda. The organizers will hold two scientific programs in which a team of experts will present advanced solutions in various fields of medicine. There will also be an award ceremony for the best projects of young teams from all over Russia who took part in the YOUNG MEDICINE competition.

The Forum will be opened by speeches by Deputy Minister of Health of Russia Tatyana Semenova and Deputy Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Olga Petrova, as well as welcoming remarks from Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation Inna Svyatenko, Commissioner for Human Rights in Russia Tatyana Moskalkova. Ekaterina Dibrova, President of the V.P. Filatov International Foundation for the Development of Biomedical Technologies, will talk about the goals and development of the project over the past 5 years, and Forum participants will learn about new support tools for young scientists in the YOUNG MEDICINE ecosystem.

Oksana Drapkina, Director of the Federal State Budgetary Institution "NMIC TPM", will talk about the health generation and how clinical medicine is changing under the influence of young scientists. Gennady Sukhov, Director of the Kulakov National Research Medical Center, will share with the participants his vision of the prospects for the development of regenerative cellular medicine. Alexey Lundup, Director of the Scientific and Educational Center for Cellular Technologies at the RUDN University, will tell you why biomedicine is the main driver of modern healthcare.

Great attention is paid to the interdisciplinary approach in medicine and digitalization. Oleg Lavrov, Advisor to the Director General of the NGO "Innovative Engineering Center", will talk about engineering in healthcare. Vadim Tarasov, Vice-rector for Scientific and Technical Development at Sechenov University, will share his experience on the entrepreneurial skills needed in today's realities for young innovators.

The project is steadily developing, and in 2025 it was scaled up. In addition to the main competition and forum, pitch sessions of scientific projects in the regions and the All–Russian summer Gathering "RUSSIA is A COUNTRY OF SCIENTISTS. YOUNG MEDICINE", the "nurturing" program has been opened, within which individual development tools are selected for participants. The IT accelerator of the "YOUNG MEDICINE" projects has been created. The platform will allow you to track the dynamics of project development, receive useful information in a timely manner, and keep in touch with mentors and future industrial partners.

Participants will also have the opportunity to test their knowledge in an entertaining format as part of the Biomedical Quiz, which was attended by 20 teams from 12 regions of Russia last year.

For the first time in the Forum program, the session "Translational technologies of Longevity Medicine" will be held, which will bring together experts and doctors of preventive and integrative medicine in the Apricot Hall, who will exchange innovative practices for active longevity that have already been implemented in clinical practice.

Laureates and winners, accompanied by the organizers of the project, become participants in leading events of the country and the industry, such as SPIEF, Naukabiomed, Bioprom, Russian Healthcare Week, projects and developments are presented at meetings of working groups of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia, at the Fair of product developments in the field of medicine and healthcare, and others. The innovative clinical protocols presented in the project are successfully implemented in clinical practice, including in the rehabilitation of SVO fighters.