Track Categories

The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.

Global Health Diplomacy refers to the practice of negotiating and managing international agreements, policies, and actions to address global health issues. It involves the collaboration of governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the private sector, and civil society to improve health outcomes worldwide. As health issues transcend national borders, diplomacy in health has become essential for tackling global health challenges such as pandemics, disease control, health equity, and environmental health threats. Global Health Diplomacy combines elements of foreign policy, global governance, human rights, and healthcare delivery to create cooperative, evidence-based solutions that promote health security, equity, and sustainability.

Track1:1 International Health Agreements and Policy Development

Track1:2 Pandemic Preparedness

Track1:3 Health Governance and Leadership

Track1:4 Health Equity in Diplomacy

Track1:5 Role of Non-State Actors

The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare has revolutionized diagnosis, treatment, and patient care. However, it raises complex bioethical issues regarding privacy, decision-making, and accountability. This session will explore the ethical implications of using AI in healthcare, focusing on how to ensure fairness, transparency, and human dignity while leveraging AI for better health outcomes. Discussions will center on the challenges of balancing technological advancements with patient rights and medical ethics, aiming to create frameworks that guide responsible AI use in healthcare systems worldwaide.

Track 2:1 Ethical Decision-Making in AI-Driven Healthcare
Track 2:2 Privacy and Data Protection in AI Healthcare Systems
Track 2:3 Bias and Fairness in AI Algorithms
Track 2:4 Accountability in AI-Driven Medical Outcomes
Track 2:5 AI and Patient Autonomy

Citizen science in public health involves the active participation of the public in gathering data, monitoring health trends, and contributing to health research. This collaborative approach empowers individuals to engage in scientific activities that can inform public health policies, support community-based interventions, and enhance disease surveillance systems. By involving citizens in the research process, public health initiatives can be more inclusive, data-driven, and responsive to local health needs. Citizen science can also foster greater public awareness and trust in health issues, while expanding the scope of research beyond traditional methods.

Track 3:1 Community Health Data Collection
Track 3:2 Crowdsourcing Disease Surveillance
Track 3:3 Engaging the Public in Environmental Health Monitoring
Track 3:4 Promoting Health Literacy Through Citizen Science
Track 3:5 Ethical and Privacy Concerns in Citizen Science

Urban Health Solutions focuses on addressing the unique health challenges that arise from urbanization. With over half of the world's population living in cities, urban health has become a critical area of public health. This session will explore innovative strategies and solutions to improve health outcomes in urban environments, where factors like pollution, inadequate infrastructure, overcrowding, and social inequalities often contribute to poor health. By leveraging technology, policy reforms, and community-driven initiatives, Urban Health Solutions aims to create healthier, more sustainable cities for all inhabitants.

Track 4:1 Smart Cities and Health
Track 4:2 Urban Air Quality and Respiratory Health  
Track 4:3 Access to Healthcare in Overcrowded Areas  
Track 4:4 Mental Health in Urban Environments  
Track 4:5 Sustainable Urban Planning for Health  

Urban Health Solutions focuses on addressing the unique health challenges that arise from urbanization. With over half of the world's population living in cities, urban health has become a critical area of public health. This session will explore innovative strategies and solutions to improve health outcomes in urban environments, where factors like pollution, inadequate infrastructure, overcrowding, and social inequalities often contribute to poor health. By leveraging technology, policy reforms, and community-driven initiatives, Urban Health Solutions aims to create healthier, more sustainable cities for all inhabitants.

Track 5:1 Smart Cities and Health
Track 5:2 Urban Air Quality and Respiratory Health
Track 5:3 Access to Healthcare in Overcrowded Areas  
Track 5:4 Mental Health in Urban Environments
Track 5:5 Sustainable Urban Planning for Health

The topic Space Exploration and Health explores the intersection of human health and the challenges faced during long-duration space missions. As humans venture further into space, understanding and mitigating the health risks associated with microgravity, radiation, and isolation is critical. This session will examine how space exploration can drive advancements in medicine, technology, and healthcare systems on Earth, while addressing the specific physiological and psychological challenges astronauts face in space. Insights from space health research can also contribute to improving public health, especially in areas such as aging, bone density, muscle atrophy, and mental health.

Track 6:1 Microgravity and its Effects on Human Physiology
Track 6:2 Radiation Exposure and Long-Term Health Risks
Track 6:3 Mental Health in Isolated Environments
Track 6:4 Space Medicine Innovations for Earth-Based Healthcare
Track 6:5 Biotechnology Advancements from Space Research

Blockchain for Healthcare is an emerging concept that explores the use of blockchain technology to enhance the security, transparency, and efficiency of healthcare systems. Blockchain, a decentralized and immutable ledger system, has the potential to revolutionize how patient data is stored, accessed, and shared. It can address issues such as data breaches, patient privacy concerns, and the inefficiencies in medical record-keeping and supply chain management. By providing a secure, transparent, and verifiable way of managing healthcare transactions, blockchain technology can foster trust, reduce fraud, and streamline administrative processes. Its applications in healthcare range from improving electronic health records (EHR), drug traceability, and clinical trials management to enhancing the security of medical devices and telemedicine services.

Track 7:1 Blockchain for Secure Electronic Health Records (EHRs)
Track 7:2 Blockchain in Healthcare Supply Chain Management
Track 7:3 Smart Contracts in Healthcare Transactions
Track 7:4 Blockchain and Telemedicine: Enhancing Security and Trust
Track 7:5 Blockchain for Clinical Trials and Data Integrity

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most significant public health threats of the 21st century. It occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites evolve to resist the drugs that once killed them or inhibited their growth. The overuse and misuse of antibiotics, along with inadequate infection prevention and control practices, have accelerated this phenomenon, making infections harder to treat and increasing the risk of disease spread, severe illness, and death. Addressing AMR requires coordinated efforts across various sectors, including healthcare, agriculture, and environmental protection. This session will focus on the global impact of AMR, strategies to combat it, and innovative solutions to preserve the effectiveness of antimicrobial treatments.

Track 8:1 Antibiotic Stewardship Programs
Track 8:2 AMR in Low-Resource Settings
Track 8:3 Environmental Impact of AMR
Track 8:4 Innovations in AMR Diagnostics and Treatment
Track 8:5 Global Policy and AMR Regulation

Social media plays a powerful role in shaping health behaviors, both positively and negatively. This session will explore how platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok influence public health outcomes by spreading health information, promoting wellness trends, and shaping attitudes toward health issues. It will examine the impact of social media on public health campaigns, the rise of health influencers, and the challenges of misinformation. Discussions will also focus on strategies for leveraging social media to promote healthy behaviors and improve health literacy globally.

Track 9:1 Global Health Policy and Governance
Track 9:2 Health Equity and Social Determinants
Track 9:3 Digital Health and Technology
Track 9:4 Public Health Systems and Infrastructure
Track 9:5 Mental Health and Well-being

Personalized medicine, also known as precision medicine, tailors healthcare treatments to individual patients based on their genetic, environmental, and lifestyle factors. This session explores the integration of personalized medicine into public health, focusing on its potential to improve disease prevention, treatment, and overall health outcomes on a population level. By using advanced technologies and genetic insights, personalized medicine can offer targeted interventions, leading to more effective and efficient healthcare systems. This session will examine the challenges and opportunities of incorporating personalized approaches into public health strategies.

Track 10:1 Genomics and Public Health
Track 10:2 Biomarkers in Disease Management
Track 10:3 Personalized Health Interventions in Preventative Care
Track 10:4 Ethical Considerations in Personalized Medicine
Track 10:5 Integrating Personalized Medicine into Public Health Policy

In today's rapidly evolving digital landscape, health literacy is more important than ever. With the rise of online health resources, mobile apps, telemedicine, and social media platforms, the ability to navigate, understand, and apply health information is crucial for individuals and communities. This session will explore how digital tools can empower patients, improve public health outcomes, and address disparities in health knowledge across diverse populations.

Track 11:1 Digital Tools for Enhancing Health Literacy
Track 11:2 Addressing Health Disparities through Digital Literacy
Track 11:3 The Role of Social Media in Shaping Health Literacy
Track 11:4 Telemedicine and Patient Empowerment
Track 11:5 Evaluating Digital Health Literacy Programs

The session on Public Health Innovations will explore groundbreaking advancements that are shaping the future of global health. It will focus on the latest technologies, strategies, and practices driving change in healthcare delivery, disease prevention, and health promotion. This track aims to highlight how innovation can improve health outcomes, increase access to care, and build more resilient health systems worldwide.

Track 13:1 AI and Machine Learning in Public Health
Track 13:2 Innovative Healthcare Models
Track 13:3 Smart Health Infrastructure
Track 13:4 Health Data Innovation
Track 13:5 Digital Health Solutions

This session will focus on innovative and effective strategies for addressing mental health challenges on a global scale. It will explore approaches to prevention, treatment, and support systems, aiming to improve mental well-being across diverse populations. Emphasizing the importance of mental health integration within public health policies, the session will highlight global trends, emerging interventions, and the role of mental health professionals in building resilient communities.

Track 14:1 Mental Health Post-COVID-19
Track 14:2 Youth Mental Health
Track 14:3 Mental Health in Primary Care
Track 14:4 Digital Mental Health Tools
Track 14:5 Reducing Mental Health Stigma

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the healthcare landscape, offering innovative solutions to improve patient outcomes, optimize healthcare systems, and enhance clinical decision-making. From predictive analytics to personalized medicine, AI has the potential to revolutionize diagnostics, treatment plans, and operational efficiency. As the healthcare sector embraces AI, it brings forth new challenges in ethics, data privacy, and integration with existing healthcare frameworks, while also offering groundbreaking opportunities for enhancing care delivery worldwide.

Track 15:1 AI in Diagnostics and Imaging
Track 15:2 AI for Personalized Medicine
Track 15:3 AI in Predictive Healthcare
Track 15:4 Ethics and Regulation of AI in Healthcare
Track 15:5 AI for Healthcare Operational Efficiency

Chronic diseases, such as heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory disorders, are among the leading causes of morbidity and mortality globally. As populations age and lifestyle factors such as poor diet, lack of exercise, and smoking continue to contribute to the rise of these conditions, the global burden of chronic diseases is expected to grow. This session will explore the latest trends, strategies for prevention and management, and the impact of chronic diseases on healthcare systems worldwide.

Track 16:1 Preventive Strategies for Chronic Diseases
Track 16:2 Technology and Chronic Disease Management
Track 16:3 Social Determinants of Chronic Diseases
Track 16:4 Innovative Therapies and Treatments
Track 16:5 Chronic Disease and Healthcare Systems

The Digital Health Tools session will explore the transformative role of technology in modernizing healthcare delivery. From telemedicine and mobile health applications to wearable devices and AI-driven diagnostics, digital health tools are reshaping how care is accessed, managed, and delivered. This session will highlight innovative solutions that improve patient outcomes, enhance efficiency, and reduce costs. Attendees will gain insights into emerging technologies, challenges in implementation, and the future potential of digital health in creating more accessible and personalized healthcare systems.

Track 17:1 Telemedicine and Remote Patient Monitoring
Track 17:2 Artificial Intelligence in Diagnostics and Treatment
Track 17:3 Wearable Health Devices and Data Integration
Track 17:4 Mobile Health Apps and Patient Empowerment
Track 17:5 Blockchain for Health Data Security and Privacy

Nutrition plays a crucial role in preventing and managing Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), such as heart disease, diabetes, and obesity. This session will explore the link between poor nutrition and the rising global burden of NCDs, highlighting strategies to improve dietary habits, promote healthier lifestyles, and implement effective public health interventions to reduce NCD prevalence. It will also address the importance of nutrition education and policy changes aimed at fostering sustainable, healthy eating habits across different populations.

Track 18:1 Dietary Interventions for NCD Prevention
Track 18:2 Global Strategies to Combat Obesity
Track 18:3 Nutrition Education in Public Health Campaigns
Track 18:4 Addressing Micronutrient Deficiencies
Track 18:5 Policy and Advocacy for Healthy Food Environments

Vaccine hesitancy remains one of the most significant barriers to achieving widespread immunization and protecting global health. This session will explore the underlying causes of vaccine hesitancy, including misinformation, mistrust in health systems, and cultural or religious beliefs. We will discuss strategies to build public confidence, improve vaccine education, and address the challenges of reaching hesitant populations to ensure global immunization efforts succeed.

Track 19:1 Combatting Misinformation in Vaccine Campaigns
Track 19:2 The Role of Social Media in Shaping Vaccine Attitudes
Track 19:3 Community Engagement Strategies for Overcoming Hesitancy
Track 19:4 The Impact of Trust in Healthcare Systems on Vaccination Rates
Track 19:5 Cultural and Religious Influences on Vaccine Acceptance

Community health promotion focuses on improving the health and well-being of populations by engaging communities in health education, behavior change, and policy development. It involves empowering individuals and groups to take control of their health, creating environments that support healthy lifestyles, and addressing social determinants of health. Effective community health promotion fosters collaboration across sectors, encourages local participation, and enhances access to resources that contribute to better health outcomes for all.

Track 20:1 Behavioral Change Strategies
Track 20:2 Health Education and Awareness Campaigns
Track 20:3 Community Health Leadership and Empowerment
Track 20:4 Addressing Social Determinants of Health
Track 20:5 Building Healthy Environments and Policy Advocacy