Public Health and Nutrition

About Conference

We are absolutely delighted to welcome you to the 11^th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition, scheduled for February 16–17, 2026, in Paris, France.

Following the success of the 10th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition held in Bangkok, Thailand, this prestigious international platform continues to bring together professionals from around the globe to explore the latest developments and innovations in Public Health and Nutritional Sciences.

About the Conference

Public Health 2026 serves as a global forum for discussing advancements in public health and nutrition research, sharing critical reviews, and exploring the most recent innovations across disciplines such as:

• Public Health & Nutrition
• Nutritional Science
• Epidemiology
• Women’s Health
• Food Science
• Oncology
• Mental Health
• Cardiovascular Disease
• Diabetes & Obesity

Who Should Attend?

This event invites a wide spectrum of participants, including:

• Public Health Professionals
• Clinical & Research Nutritionists
• Food Scientists & Technologists
• Pediatricians & Healthcare Providers
• Cardiologists, Oncologists, Immunologists
• Neuroscientists, Food Chemists
• Research Scholars & Academic Delegates
• Postgraduates, Postdoctoral Fellows, Junior Faculty
• Industry Experts & Exhibitors

Why Attend?

The conference aims to:

• Facilitate exchange of cutting-edge research and case studies
• Promote interdisciplinary collaboration
• Foster innovation in public health solutions
• Encourage professional growth and networking

This congress offers an ideal platform to present and discuss the latest trends, practical challenges, and solutions in Public Health and Nutrition.

Purpose of the Conference

The primary objective is to provide a vibrant platform for:

• Public health professionals
• Nutritionists & immunologists
• Academicians & industry experts
• Young researchers & university representatives

To exchange insights, share research, and collaborate on future solutions for global health and nutrition challenges.

Exceptional Benefits

• CME-accredited certification
• Publication of accepted abstracts in conference proceedings and relevant journals
• DOI for each abstract
• Accreditation by the International Organizing Committee (IOCM)
• Global Networking Opportunities with experts and peers

Sessions & Tracks

Track 1: Epidemiology & Public Health

Epidemiology is the science of understanding patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in defined populations. It provides essential insights into how diseases spread and where interventions can be most effective. By evaluating risk factors and disease trends, it informs health policies and resource allocation. Public health applies these findings to develop preventive strategies, promote wellness, and respond to emerging health threats. Together, they create a proactive approach to improving global health outcomes. Their integration is central to disease control and health promotion efforts worldwide.

Sub-tracks:

• Disease Surveillance Systems
• Population Health Monitoring
• Biostatistics & Health Metrics
• Health Policy & Epidemiology
• Global Health Burden Analysis

Track 2: Nutritional Health & Epidemiology

Nutritional Health & Epidemiology investigates how dietary habits correlate with population-wide health outcomes. The field examines the relationship between nutrition and the prevalence of chronic diseases like obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular conditions. It leverages large-scale data to understand public health nutrition needs and inform dietary recommendations. Researchers use epidemiological methods to assess the effectiveness of nutrition interventions. These insights shape global nutrition policy and drive health promotion campaigns. Nutritional epidemiology is fundamental in combating malnutrition and promoting sustainable, healthy diets.

Sub-tracks:

• Dietary Patterns & Chronic Disease
• Micronutrient Deficiencies
• Nutritional Guidelines & Public Health
• Nutrient Bioavailability
• Malnutrition Interventions

Track 3: Food Science & Nutrition

Food Science & Nutrition combines food processing technologies with nutritional evaluation to ensure food safety, quality, and health benefits. It explores innovations in preservation, packaging, and food engineering to extend shelf life and enhance nutritional value. Nutrition science complements this by studying how food components impact human health. This synergy supports the development of functional foods and improves dietary interventions. The field contributes to public health by ensuring accessible, safe, and nutritious food. It also addresses global challenges like food insecurity and nutrition-related diseases.

Sub-tracks:

• Food Microbiology & Toxicology
• Functional Foods & Nutraceuticals
• Fermentation & Preservation Techniques
• Food Packaging Innovations
• Food Chemistry & Analysis

Track 4: Mental Health & Mental Disorders

Mental Health focuses on emotional, psychological, and social well-being, which affect how individuals think, feel, and behave. Mental disorders such as depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder can significantly impair daily functioning. Public health strategies aim to reduce stigma, enhance early detection, and improve access to care. Community programs and policy initiatives work to create supportive environments for mental well-being. Integrated care models help bridge gaps between mental and physical health services. Prioritizing mental health strengthens overall societal resilience and productivity.

Sub-tracks:

• Depression & Anxiety Disorders
• Mental Health in Youth
• Neurological Disorders & Public Health
• Community Mental Health Services
• Psychosocial Interventions

Track 5: E-Health & M-Health

E-Health and M-Health harness digital technologies to transform healthcare delivery. E-Health encompasses electronic health records, health IT systems, and telemedicine. M-Health uses mobile devices and apps to provide health education, reminders, and real-time monitoring. These tools increase accessibility, reduce healthcare costs, and enhance patient engagement. In remote and underserved areas, they bridge critical healthcare gaps. Digital health also supports data-driven decision-making and personalized care. The integration of technology into public health is reshaping the future of medicine.

Sub-tracks:

• Telemedicine Platforms
• Mobile Health Apps
• Health Information Systems
• Remote Patient Monitoring
• Digital Therapeutics

Track 6: Diabetes & Public Health

Diabetes poses a major public health challenge due to its rising global prevalence. It demands strategies focused on prevention, early detection, and effective management. Public health initiatives promote lifestyle modifications, regular screenings, and accessible care. Understanding its epidemiology helps shape interventions tailored to different populations. Coordinated efforts across sectors are essential for addressing social and environmental risk factors. Combating diabetes requires global commitment to health equity and sustainable healthcare systems.

Sub-tracks:

• Type 1 & Type 2 Diabetes Epidemiology
• Lifestyle & Diabetes Prevention
• Diabetes Screening & Diagnosis
• Public Health Campaigns
• Diabetes in Low-Resource Settings

Track 7: Medical Ethics & Fitness Guidelines

Medical Ethics provides the moral foundation for decisions in clinical and public health settings. It ensures respect for autonomy, confidentiality, and informed consent. Ethical guidelines help balance patient rights with public health priorities. Fitness Guidelines promote healthy living through structured exercise programs and policies. These evidence-based recommendations address physical activity levels for various populations. Together, they ensure ethical and effective health promotion. Empowering individuals while maintaining ethical integrity is vital for community well-being.

Sub-tracks:

• Informed Consent in Public Health
• Bioethics & Global Health
• Exercise Prescription & Policy
• Clinical Practice Standards
• Fitness Promotion in Communities

Track 8: Oncology & Public Health

Oncology & Public Health unite to reduce the global cancer burden. Public health approaches emphasize prevention through education, vaccinations, and lifestyle changes. Oncology provides advances in cancer detection, treatment, and research. Screening programs and early diagnosis significantly improve survival rates. Addressing environmental and behavioral risk factors is key to comprehensive cancer control. Collaborative efforts empower communities and healthcare systems to combat cancer more effectively.

Sub-tracks:

• Cancer Screening Programs
• Environmental Carcinogens
• Oncological Epidemiology
• Tobacco & Cancer Prevention
• Cancer Survivorship & Care

Track 9: Healthcare Nursing

Healthcare Nursing is the backbone of medical care, delivering support across clinical, public health, and community settings. Nurses provide essential services such as disease prevention, health education, and chronic care management. Their frontline roles make them crucial to responding to public health emergencies. With evolving healthcare needs, nursing continues to expand into leadership and specialized care roles. Investment in nursing education and workforce development ensures quality care and health equity. Their contributions are vital to sustainable health systems.

Sub-tracks:

• Community Health Nursing
• Nursing in Disaster Response
• Nurse-Led Health Education
• Advanced Practice Nursing
• Workforce Development in Nursing

Track 10: Women’s Health

Women’s Health addresses medical conditions and social issues unique to women across different life stages. It covers reproductive rights, maternal care, menstrual health, and gender-based disparities. Ensuring access to healthcare and education improves outcomes for women and their families. Public health initiatives target early screening and preventive care for diseases like breast and cervical cancer. Culturally sensitive programs enhance outreach and empowerment. Advancing women’s health is essential for global development and equality.

Sub-tracks:

• Reproductive Health & Rights
• Menstrual Health Management
• Breast & Cervical Cancer
• Maternal Health Services
• Gender-Based Health Disparities

Track 11: Infectious Disease Epidemiology

Infectious disease epidemiology focuses on understanding the transmission, distribution, and control of infections across populations. It plays a vital role in identifying outbreaks, determining their sources, and developing strategies for prevention and control. Through surveillance and data analysis, experts monitor trends and predict future occurrences. The field integrates microbiology, immunology, and social sciences to combat diseases. It also informs vaccine development and guides health policy. Global cooperation is often essential in managing pandemics and emerging threats.

Sub-tracks:

• Viral & Bacterial Infections Surveillance
• Vaccine Efficacy & Immunization Programs
• Emerging & Re-Emerging Infectious Diseases
• Antimicrobial Resistance
• Global Outbreak Preparedness

Track 12: Cardiovascular Epidemiology

Cardiovascular epidemiology investigates the causes and distribution of heart and vascular diseases in different populations. It examines risk factors like hypertension, smoking, and obesity while evaluating preventive measures and treatment outcomes. This discipline supports the development of public health guidelines to reduce CVD mortality. Long-term cohort studies help identify genetic and environmental influences. The field informs community-level interventions and healthcare resource allocation. Data from cardiovascular epidemiology shape national and international health policies.

Sub-tracks:

• Hypertension and Heart Disease Surveillance
• Cholesterol and Lipid Disorders
• Cardiovascular Risk Factors in Youth
• Cardiac Rehabilitation and Prevention
• Gender and Ethnic Disparities in CVD

Track 13: Maternal, Infant & Child Health

This track addresses the healthcare needs and outcomes of mothers, infants, and young children. It encompasses prenatal care, childbirth practices, and pediatric services that influence survival and development. Public health initiatives focus on reducing maternal and infant mortality rates through nutrition, education, and immunization. Child health includes managing diseases, malnutrition, and developmental issues. Programs are often designed to support vulnerable populations. Research in this field shapes family and community health policies.

Sub-tracks:

• Safe Motherhood & Obstetric Care
• Neonatal & Infant Mortality Prevention
• Early Childhood Nutrition & Development
• Immunization in Children
• Maternal Mental Health

Track 14: Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD)

STDs are infections primarily transmitted through sexual contact, posing significant public health challenges. They include bacterial, viral, and parasitic diseases such as HIV, chlamydia, syphilis, and gonorrhea. Early diagnosis and treatment are key to preventing complications and reducing transmission. Public awareness campaigns and education play crucial roles in prevention. Screening and partner notification are core strategies in STD control. Research focuses on developing vaccines and novel therapeutics.

Sub-tracks:

• HIV/AIDS Epidemiology
• HPV and Cervical Cancer
• STDs in Adolescents
• Testing and Screening Strategies
• Behavioral Interventions and Awareness

Track 15: Reproductive, Perinatal & Pediatric Epidemiology

This field investigates health issues related to reproduction, pregnancy, and early childhood. It addresses fertility, birth outcomes, congenital conditions, and pediatric illnesses. Researchers analyze risk factors affecting maternal and child health, including genetics and environmental exposures. The field contributes to better clinical practices and health policies. Surveillance data help improve services and reduce disparities. Cross-disciplinary approaches ensure a comprehensive view of developmental health.

Sub-tracks:

• Fertility and Birth Outcomes
• Prenatal Exposures and Child Development
• Pediatric Chronic Diseases
• Adolescent Health Epidemiology
• Health Disparities in Reproductive Outcomes

Track 16: Social Determinants of Health

Social determinants of health are non-medical factors that influence health outcomes, such as income, education, housing, and employment. These elements create disparities in access to care and overall well-being. Addressing SDOH requires policy reform and community-based initiatives. Research helps to identify at-risk populations and guide interventions. The goal is to promote health equity and reduce preventable health differences. Multisector collaboration is essential to improve conditions affecting population health.

Sub-tracks:

• Health Equity and Access
• Education and Economic Stability
• Housing and Urban Health
• Race, Ethnicity, and Health
• Policy and Community-Based Interventions

Track 17: Globalization, Occupational Safety & Health

As globalization intensifies, occupational health faces new challenges from emerging industries and transnational labor markets. Workplace exposures, ergonomic hazards, and psychosocial stressors are central concerns. Global standards aim to protect workers' rights and safety. Public health surveillance tracks occupational disease trends. The field also explores the health impacts of economic shifts and climate change. Partnerships between governments, employers, and researchers are vital.

Sub-tracks:

• Workplace Hazards and Prevention
• Global Supply Chain Health Impacts
• Mental Health in the Workplace
• Ergonomics and Occupational Injuries
• Pandemic Preparedness in the Workplace

Track 18: Modern Public Health Practice

Modern public health integrates technology, data, and interdisciplinary collaboration to address evolving health threats. Strategies include evidence-based policy, community engagement, and digital health innovations. Health informatics supports disease tracking and service delivery. This field embraces a holistic view of health, including mental, social, and environmental aspects. Preparedness and rapid response capabilities are emphasized. Training and leadership development are core components.

Sub-tracks:

• Digital Health and eHealth
• Data Analytics in Public Health
• Evidence-Based Policy Making
• Community Health Innovations
• Public Health Education and Advocacy

Track 19: Obesity & Health Disorders

Obesity is a growing global epidemic linked to various chronic diseases such as type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disorders, and certain cancers. It arises from a combination of genetic, behavioral, and environmental factors. Public health efforts focus on prevention through diet, physical activity, and policy changes. Community interventions and education are essential to promote healthier lifestyles. Surveillance systems monitor obesity trends and risk factors. Research also addresses stigma and mental health impacts.

Sub-tracks:

• Childhood and Adolescent Obesity
• Diet, Exercise, and Behavioural Change
• Metabolic Syndrome and Type 2 Diabetes
• Policy Interventions and Urban Design
• Obesity and Mental Health

Track 20: Neuroinformatics & Public Health

Neuroinformatics combines neuroscience with data science to better understand brain functions and disorders. In public health, this emerging field aids in analyzing neurological disease patterns and mental health data. It supports early detection, personalized treatment, and policy planning. Neuroinformatics can improve decision-making in mental health systems. It bridges clinical research with public health strategies. Integration with AI and big data enhances predictive analytics.

Sub-tracks:

• Brain Imaging and Population Health
• Cognitive Disorders Surveillance
• Big Data in Neuroscience
• AI in Mental Health Diagnostics
• Neurodevelopmental Epidemiology

Market Analysis

The global healthcare analytics market was valued at USD 23.6 billion in 2020 and is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 23.8% from 2021 to 2028. The COVID-19 pandemic placed immense pressure on the healthcare industry, accelerating the adoption of analytics solutions. These tools are now widely used in revenue cycle management and population health management programs.

According to Verified Market Research, the overall global healthcare market is expected to reach USD 665.37 billion by 2028.

In the United States, national healthcare spending reached $4.1 trillion in 2020, which equals $12,530 per person. This figure is projected to rise to $6.2 trillion by 2028, as reported by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

Healthcare Market Segmentation

The global healthcare market is segmented into the following categories:

• Healthcare Services – 79.4% (largest segment as of 2018)
• Pharmaceutical Drugs
• Medical Equipment
• Biologics
• Veterinary Healthcare

Regional Insights

• North America was the largest market, accounting for 41.9% of the global share in 2018.
• It was followed by Asia-Pacific, Western Europe, and other regions.

Fastest Growing Regions (CAGR 2021–2028):

• Asia-Pacific: 13.4%
• Africa: 13.1%
• Middle East: 12.8%
• South America: 10.7%

Group Discount

Unlock Exclusive Savings with Our Group Discount!

Join us in the heart of Paris for the 11th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition, and take advantage of a special group registration offer crafted for academic teams, public health institutions, research centers, and healthcare organizations.

Offer Highlights:

• Discount: Enjoy a generous 30% off the total registration fee.
• Eligibility: Open to groups of 5 or more participants.
• Early Bird Deadline: Offer valid until August 28, 2025.

Participate in cutting-edge sessions, engage with leading global voices in public health and nutrition, and explore new strategies to tackle today’s most pressing health challenges—all set against the vibrant and historic backdrop of Paris.

Whether you’re a researcher, policymaker, practitioner, educator, or health advocate, this is your opportunity to attend at a reduced rate and join a dynamic international dialogue focused on advancing health equity and sustainability.

To register your group or learn more, visit the official Public Health 2026 website.
Email: publichealth@theannualmeet.com

Call: +44 330 818 7501

Collaborate, Innovate, and Transform Global Health—Together in Paris! Secure your group’s spot today!

CME Credits

CME Credits – Continuing Medical Education

Continuing Medical Education (CME) plays a critical role in the ongoing development of medical professionals, ensuring that they remain current with the latest innovations, clinical practices, and technologies. Conference Series is proud to organize CME-accredited conferences recognized by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).

Why Attend for CME Credits?

• Maintain and renew your medical license
• Stay up-to-date with emerging treatments and technologies
• Enhance clinical practice and patient care
• Gain recognition and distinction through speaking opportunities
• Network with global medical experts and thought leaders

CE Credits – Continuing Education

Continuing Education (CE) credits are essential for professionals seeking to maintain and improve their qualifications across diverse fields including healthcare, research, and clinical practice. CE-accredited sessions at this conference provide hands-on learning and industry insights.

Benefits of CE Credits:

• Strengthen your career path and job prospects
• Stay informed with the latest research and innovations
• Fulfill licensing and certification requirements
• Network with professionals and recruiters in your field
• Ideal for medical and clinical researchers, educators, and practitioners

CPD Credits – Continuing Professional Development

CPD (Continuing Professional Development) represents a structured approach to learning that helps professionals enhance their knowledge, skills, and personal qualities throughout their careers. This conference offers CPD-certified content aligned with international educational standards.

Advantages of CPD Accreditation:

• Demonstrate commitment to personal and professional growth
• Enhance employability and career progression
• Fill skill gaps and improve efficiency
• Boost confidence and professional credibility
• Earn CPD hours through education, research, leadership, and more

Important Note:

We are pleased to inform you that participants of the 11th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition will be eligible to earn CME/CPD credits. The exact number of credits will be announced closer to the conference date and will be based on active participation and session attendance.

Past Conference Report

Public Health 2025

The 10th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition was successfully held in Bangkok, Thailand, a city known for its historical significance, vibrant culture, and role as a center for global health dialogue.

Public health professionals, nutritionists, researchers, policy-makers, students, and healthcare practitioners from across the world gathered to participate in Public Health 2025, organized by Conference Series. The event showcased groundbreaking research, innovative interventions, and emerging trends in the fields of public health and nutrition.

The objective of the Public Health Congress is to create a global platform for collaboration and knowledge exchange among those committed to advancing health outcomes worldwide. The conference commenced with an inspiring opening ceremony, followed by addresses from honored guests, impactful keynote talks, and in-depth plenary sessions led by distinguished experts.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to the moderators, chairs, and co-chairs for their exceptional leadership and seamless coordination, which contributed greatly to the success of the conference.

Conference Series is now proud to announce the "11th World Congress on Public Health and Nutrition", scheduled to take place on February 16–17, 2026 in Paris, France—a global capital of innovation, research, and culture.

Join us in Paris to collaborate, share knowledge, and shape the future of public health and nutrition.