IV Diabetes, Obesity and Cholesterol Metabolism Conference (PDOC 2026) offers a dynamic platform for diabetologists, endocrinologists, nutrition specialists, metabolic researchers, and healthcare professionals to share cutting-edge findings and discuss emerging challenges in metabolic health. This annual gathering emphasizes the critical need for innovative approaches to understanding and managing diabetes, obesity, and lipid disorders, while fostering collaboration across clinical, academic, and industry sectors. PDOC 2026 places strong focus on the involvement of students and early-career investigators, providing them with valuable opportunities to present their work, gain new perspectives, and build impactful research networks. Attendees will engage with leading experts who will present breakthroughs in metabolic mechanisms, diagnostic advancements, prevention strategies, and therapeutic development. The program features keynote and plenary lectures delivered by distinguished international speakers, complemented by interactive sessions, panel discussions, and poster presentations. Designed to encourage exchange of ideas and interdisciplinary cooperation, the conference also includes structured networking activities and informal discussions to strengthen professional connections. By bringing together a global community dedicated to improving metabolic health, PDOC 2026 aims to accelerate scientific progress and support the development of effective, evidence-based strategies that address the growing burden of diabetes, obesity, and cholesterol-related disorders. Awards & Recognition: The conference is committed to recognizing excellence in research, innovation, and scholarly presentation. Prestigious honors including the Best Presenter Award, Innovative Researcher Award, Best Poster Award, and Best Young Researcher Award will be conferred to outstanding contributors. These awards aim to foster academic distinction, encourage transformative research, and support the professional advancement of emerging leaders, while showcasing impactful contributions to the advancement of diabetes, obesity, and related medical sciences.