Global Public Health and Epidemiology Congress

Memo

Global Public Health and Epidemiology Congress 2026 (G-PHEC 2026) from September 21–23, 2026, London, UK & alongside a fully accessible online experience. The event will bring together individuals whose work contributes to disease prevention, health improvement, evidence generation, and the development of effective health services. The Public health congress will serve as a meeting point for professionals from medicine, epidemiology, public administration, healthcare management, research, education, technology, and community organizations. By encouraging interaction among these fields, G-PHEC 2026 will support a broader understanding of the factors affecting population wellbeing. Public health conference discussions may explore health measurement, disease patterns, exposure assessment, surveillance systems, prevention frameworks, community outreach, health education, and the organization of care. Other areas may include infection prevention, antimicrobial resistance, chronic illness, vaccination programs, emergency response, climate and health, occupational exposures, maternal care, childhood development, mental wellness, nutrition, health equity, and digital health solutions. The program will provide a forum for presenting research outcomes, reviewing innovative models, and exchanging experiences from different healthcare settings. Participants may examine the opportunities and limitations involved in translating scientific knowledge into effective programs and public initiatives. Epidemiology conference will also encourage professional relationship-building among attendees from varied regions. The onsite setting will support direct conversations and networking, while remote access will allow international participants to contribute without the need for travel. The congress is expected to foster productive discussions on how scientific knowledge, interdisciplinary cooperation, and informed planning can support healthier societies. Through this international exchange, G-PHEC 2026 aims to contribute to the continued evolution of research and practice across public health and epidemiology.