6th International Conference on Public Health, Infectious Diseases & Health Care Research

The 6th International Conference on Public Health, Infectious Diseases & Health Care Research brings together experts to advance research, resilience, and innovation in public health, infectious diseases, and healthcare.

Key Topics

• Global health challenges and solutions
• Public health epidemiology
• Emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases
• Viral infections and vaccine-preventable diseases
• Bacterial, parasitic, and fungal infections
• Antimicrobial resistance and stewardship
• Zoonotic and vector-borne diseases
• Infection prevention and hospital-acquired infections
• COVID-19, post-COVID, and respiratory pandemic preparedness
• Global infectious disease surveillance and epidemiology
• Immunology, host–pathogen interactions, and therapeutics
• Neglected tropical diseases
• Clinical infectious diseases and patient management
• Pediatric and maternal infectious diseases
• Sexually transmitted infections and reproductive health
• Waterborne, foodborne, and enteric infections
• Travel medicine and infectious disease risks
• Diagnostic innovation and point-of-care technologies
• Microbiome and infectious diseases
• Nosocomial fungal and multidrug-resistant organisms
• Infection control in special populations
• Biosecurity, biothreats, and laboratory safety
• Vaccines, therapeutics, and clinical trials
• Genomics, metagenomics, and molecular epidemiology
• Environmental and climate impacts on infectious diseases
• Behavioral, social, and cultural dimensions of infectious diseases
• Public health practice, policy, ethics, and leadership
• Health economics, financing, and equity
• Community health and public health nursing
• Preventive medicine, chronic disease, and non-communicable diseases
• Pediatrics, geriatrics, and women’s and adolescent health
• Primary healthcare, neonatal screening, and pharmaceutical services
• Occupational and environmental health, climate change impacts
• Public health nutrition, genetics, and genomics
• Telemedicine, e-health, and public health technology
• Clinical trials, research, and evidence-based practices

Who should Attend

• Public health researchers and epidemiologists
• Healthcare professionals and clinicians
• Infectious disease specialists
• Policy makers and public health leaders
• Pharmaceutical and biomedical researchers
• Healthcare administrators and hospital managers
• Nurses and public health educators
• Occupational and environmental health professionals
• Academics and students in public health and healthcare fields
• Industry experts in diagnostics, therapeutics, and health technology