Global Public Health and Epidemiology Congress 2026 (G-PHEC 2026) is a global hybrid congress dedicated to advancing research, collaboration, and innovation in public health and epidemiology. Taking place on September 21–23, 2026, in London, UK, and Online, the event will provide an international forum for examining key health issues affecting communities and populations across the world.
The congress will gather a diverse community of epidemiologists, public health researchers, medical professionals, clinicians, scientists, academicians, healthcare leaders, policymakers, students, and industry experts. By connecting participants from different sectors and countries, Public health congress will support the exchange of knowledge and encourage multidisciplinary approaches to complex health challenges.
The scientific scope will include epidemiology, population health, preventive healthcare, disease surveillance, public health preparedness, health promotion, health policy, biostatistics, healthcare systems, and global health research. Participants may also explore topics related to infectious diseases, chronic health conditions, environmental determinants, occupational health, maternal and child wellbeing, nutrition, mental health, health inequalities, and community-based healthcare.
Public health conference will emphasize the importance of research-informed action and the development of practical strategies that can improve health outcomes. The event will create opportunities for participants to present scientific work, discover emerging research, discuss current challenges, and establish professional connections with colleagues from around the world.
The combination of a London venue and virtual access will allow the congress to reach a broader international audience. Participants can select onsite or online attendance based on their location and professional requirements.
Through scientific exchange and cross-disciplinary collaboration, Epidemiology conference aims to encourage new ideas, strengthen global public health networks, and support progress toward healthier and more sustainable communities.
