International Conference on Urban Health (ICUH 2027)

The International Conference on Urban Health (ICUH 2027) explores the promotion, protection, and equity of health in urban environments, addressing both communicable and non-communicable diseases, social determinants, and urban risk factors.

Key Topics

• Blood Borne Viruses in Urban Areas
• A Perspective from Fresh Minds
• Communicable diseases
• Capturing information
• Drug Users: Outcomes, Evidence and Policy
• Communities and Environments
• Evidence for Action in Policy and Programs for Urban Health
• Equity in health
• Geography and Urban Health: Collaborating to Advance Sustainable Urban Transitions
• Gender
• Global Health and Humanitarian Risk
• Global Culture of Health
• Global Health: Emergency Humanitarian Assistance
• Global Health Indicator Framework Toolkit
• Global Initiatives for Urban Health
• Global Health: Policy and Practice
• Health in crisis
• Global Women`s Health
• Health Promotion / Health Equity, Inequalities and Disparities
• Health promotion
• Health systems
• Health Protection and Emergency Preparedness / Screening and Prevention Including Vaccs and Imms
• Healthy Cities
• Health-related behaviours
• Life stages
• Influence in health
• Maternal and Child Health
• Lifestyle and Well-being: Obesity, Cancer and Diabetes
• Occupational and Environmental Urban Health
• Non-communicable diseases
• Research methodologies and methods
• Place Based Actions to Prevent Disease and Promote Health in Cities
• Stratified Medicine, Genomics and Population Health
• Spatializing Health: Geography, GI Science and Urban Healt
• Urban Health – Health Geography for Sustainable Urban Transitions
• Transdisciplinarity in Urban Health
• Urban Mental Health
• Urban Health Metrics
• Urban Risk and Humanitarian Response: Ambivalence of Urban Humanitarianism
• Urban Planning and Architecture
• Urban Risk and Humanitarian Response: Health and the City
• Urban Risk and Humanitarian Response: Climate Change and Urban Insecurities
• Urban Risk and Humanitarian Response: Urban Violence and Conflict
• Urban Risk and Humanitarian Response: Stress and the City

Who should Attend

Academic experts, policymakers and practitioners involved or interested in:

• Population Health
• Public Health
• Urban Planning
• Determinants of Health and NCD Prevention
• Housing
• Economic Development
• Built and Natural Environments
• Transportation
• Food Systems
• Aging
• Geography
• Education
• Care Models in Clinical Medicine, including reproductive, women’s, infant and child health, mental health, infectious disease and NCDs
• Health Care Delivery
• Energy
• Resilience