International Conference on Public Health, Preventive Medicine & Infectious Diseases (ICPHPMID 2026)

The **International Conference on Public Health, Preventive Medicine & Infectious Diseases (ICPHPMID 2026) is a major global scientific event scheduled for 22–23 July 2026 in Bangkok, Thailand, with the theme “Strengthening Global Preparedness: Innovations in Public Health, Prevention, and Infectious Disease Control.”** This conference is designed to bring together a broad spectrum of health professionals and researchers to foster collaboration, share cutting-edge insights, and build effective solutions for both ongoing and emerging global health challenges.

A Global Platform for Health Advancement

In a world where infectious diseases continue to evolve — alongside complex public health issues like antimicrobial resistance, pandemics, and chronic disease burdens — ICPHPMID 2026 serves as an essential forum for dialogue and discovery. The conference unites public health leaders, clinicians, epidemiologists, researchers, policymakers, and healthcare innovators from around the world to engage in discussions that bridge scientific knowledge with real-world prevention and health security strategies.

Designed as a hybrid event with both in-person and virtual participation options, the conference offers flexible access for global delegates. Participants will benefit from interactive sessions, high-impact research presentations, panel discussions, and technical workshops.

Conference Objectives and Scope

ICPHPMID 2026 aims to promote:

• Global dialogue on infectious disease surveillance, outbreak preparedness, and health security.
• Showcase advances in preventive medicine and digital health innovations.
• Facilitate collaboration among academia, healthcare, biotechnology, NGOs and government agencies.
• Empower professionals with the latest evidence-based practices, tools, and policies.
• Provide a platform for researchers to present and publish their work, including opportunities for SCOPUS-indexed journal publication.

The conference covers a broad array of themes, such as public health systems, outbreak intelligence, digital epidemiology, vaccines and immunology, environmental and occupational health, lifestyle medicine, community health, health equity, and health policy development.

Key Topics and Session Tracks

Conference sessions explore both current and future-oriented topics in public health and disease prevention, including:

• Global Public Health Preparedness & Resilient Health Systems
• Innovations in Preventive Medicine and Lifestyle Health
• Infectious Diseases: Emerging, Re-emerging, and Resistant Threats
• Digital Health and AI-Driven Public Health Surveillance
• Vaccines and Immunization Strategies
• One Health & Zoonotic Disease Prevention
• Non-Communicable Disease Prevention & Urban Health
• Health Communication and Public Trust Challenges
• Public Health Policy, Governance & Sustainable Systems

These thematic tracks provide a holistic view of population health challenges and solutions, blending research, technology, policy, and practice into a comprehensive agenda.

Who Should Attend

ICPHPMID 2026 invites a diverse audience that includes:

• Public health professionals and preventive medicine specialists
• Epidemiologists and infectious disease researchers
• Clinicians and primary healthcare practitioners
• Microbiologists, immunologists and biotechnology experts
• Healthcare administrators and policymakers
• NGOs, government officials, and health ministries
• Students, postdoctoral researchers and early-career scientists

The conference provides opportunities for participants to grow professionally, showcase their work, and join global collaborations to address pressing health challenges.

Abstract Submission and Participation Opportunities

Researchers and practitioners are encouraged to submit abstracts for both oral and poster presentations, showcasing original research findings, case studies, and innovative methods in public health and disease prevention. Accepted submissions also have opportunities for publication in SCOPUS-indexed journals following peer review.

Participants can also take part in interactive panels, workshops, networking lounges, and mentoring sessions — designed to promote learning, debate, and professional exchange.

Venue: Bangkok, Thailand

The conference will be hosted in Bangkok, a leading hub for international health conferences known for its advanced healthcare infrastructure, cultural richness, and global connectivity. Bangkok’s facilities are well-equipped for scientific events, offering modern meeting halls, multilingual support, and easy access to accommodation and transport for delegates.

Delegates can also experience the city’s world-famous landmarks, vibrant markets, dining scene, and cultural sites — making their visit both intellectually enriching and personally memorable.