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Scientific Program
3rd International Conference on Epidemiology & Public Health , will be organized around the theme “Discovering and Promoting Solutions to Global Health ”
Epidemiology-2015 is comprised of 11 tracks and 89 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Epidemiology-2015.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
Register now for the conference by choosing an appropriate package suitable to you.
- Track 1-1Public Health Policy, Leadership and Financing
- Track 1-2Public Health Workforce Capacity Building (Training, Mentoring, Infrastructure Improvement)
- Track 1-3Quality Assurance and Improvement
- Track 1-4Health Systems Strengthening Through Human Resource Capacity Building, Effective Health Management and  Efficient Financing.
- Track 1-5Evidence based Public Health
- Track 1-6Public Health Laws and Regulations
- Track 1-7Health Insurance: Implications for Public Health
- Track 1-8Health Economics
- Track 1-9Global Evidence on Women’s Health and The Role of Social and Economic Factors
- Track 2-1Viral Infections, Global Emergence and Reemergence
- Track 2-2Viral Evolutionary Ecology: Conceptual Basis of a New Scientific Approach for Understanding Viral Emergence
- Track 2-3Infectious Disease Control Policies and the Role of Governmental and Intergovernmental Organisations
- Track 2-4Global Challenges of Infectious Disease Epidemiology
- Track 2-5Vaccination and Control of Infectious Diseases
- Track 2-6Bacterial and Fungal Infections, Therapeutic Resistance
- Track 2-7Epidemiological study of Emerging and Reemerging diseases
- Track 2-8Emergency Preparedness and Response
- Track 2-9Recently Introduced Vaccines in Developing Countries (e.g. Pneumococcal Conjugate, Rotavirus, Human Papilloma Virus)
- Track 2-10Design and Analysis of Vaccine Studies
- Track 2-11Effects of Adult vaccination
- Track 2-12Travelers Health
- Track 3-1Occupational Hazards, Illnesses and Threats
- Track 3-2Occupational Safety and Preventive Strategies
- Track 3-3Risk Assessment for Physical and Chemical agents
- Track 3-4Current issues in Occupational Health and Safety
- Track 3-5Application of Epidemiologic Methods to Populations of Workers
- Track 3-6Case Control & Cross Selection Studies in Occupational Epidemiology
- Track 3-7Occupational Risk Factors in Women
- Track 3-8Health & Safety: Agriculture, Mines, Pharmaceuticals, Construction
- Track 4-1Public Health Informatics (Social Media, Mobile Applications, Etc)
- Track 4-2Health Systems Development And Reform
- Track 4-3Population Based Health Management
- Track 4-4E- Medicine
- Track 4-5Data Mining Approaches In Public Health
- Track 4-6Digital Epidemiology
- Track 4-7Changing Technology: A Challenge And An Opportunity For Public Health
- Track 4-8Advancing The Need For Global Multi-Disciplinary Approaches In Public Health Education And Practice.
- Track 5-1Environmental Health And Safety Management
- Track 5-2Food Air And Water Pollution
- Track 5-3Environmental Changes And Its Impact On Health
- Track 5-4Efforts To Reduce Environment Exposure
- Track 5-5Environmental Impact On Public Health (Climate Change, Pollution Etc)
- Track 6-1Epidemiology Of Cancers
- Track 6-2Cost Effective Methods For Health Promotion And Prevention Of Disease Risk Factors
- Track 6-3Newerapproaches For Health Promotion
- Track 6-4Preventing Risk Factors Of Public Health Concern: Diabetes,Smoking, Unhealthy Diet And Physical Inactivity, Overweight And Obesity, Cancer, Injuries And Accidents.
- Track 6-5Obesity And Hypertension Epidemiology
- Track 6-6Heart Diseases: Cardiac Arrhythmias, Endocardiritis, Heart Failure
- Track 6-7Ophthalmic Epidemiology
- Track 6-8Osteoporosis And Alzheimer’s Disease Epudemiology
- Track 6-9Nephrological Disorders Epidemiology
- Track 6-10Neuroepidemiology
- Track 6-11Respiratory Disorders Epidemiology
- Track 6-12Diabetes Epidemiology
- Track 7-1Advanced Epidemiologic Methods
- Track 7-2Innovative Methodologies In Public Health Surveillance, Outbreak Investigations And Response
- Track 7-3Applied Multivariate Statistics
- Track 7-4Advanced Clinical Trials And Experimental Design
- Track 7-5Compartmental Models In Epidemiology
- Track 7-6Modelling Recurrent Epidemics
- Track 7-7Stochastic Epidemic Models
- Track 7-8Networks In Epidemic Modeling
- Track 7-9Use Of ‘R’ In Statistical Epidemiology
- Track 7-10Study Design’s In Statistical Epidemiology
- Track 8-1Malnutrition And Occurance Of Diseases Epidemiology
- Track 8-2Nutrition Deficiencey Syndromes Epidemiology
- Track 8-3Limitations In Nutrition Epidemiology Research
- Track 8-4Epidemiological Approach To Diet And Diseases
- Track 8-5Corelation Studies
- Track 8-6Nutritional Health And Researches
- Track 9-1Different Factors That Influence Health Status: Behavior, Institutions, Social Networks, Demographic Change Etc
- Track 9-2Key Concepts In Social Epidemiology
- Track 9-3Social Determinants Of Health And Inequity In Low-Middle- Income Countries
- Track 9-4Discrimination And Income Inequality
- Track 9-5School Health Epidemiology
- Track 9-6Changing Population, Society &Â Public Health Epidemiology
- Track 10-1Epidemiology Of Mental Disorders During Childhood, Adulthood, And Late Adults
- Track 10-2Nosology Of Psychiatric Disorders Epidemiology
- Track 10-3Neurobiology, Genetics And Clinical Features Of Psychiatric Disorders
- Track 10-4Different Concerns Of Epidemiological Research In Psychiatric Disorders
- Track 10-5Promoting Mental Health
- Track 11-1Contraceptive Safety And Efficacy
- Track 11-2Maternal And Perinatal Health
- Track 11-3Domestic Violence
- Track 11-4Cervical And Ovarian Cancer In Women
- Track 11-5Maternal, Reproductive And Child Health And Geriatric Services
- Track 11-6The Health Of Sexual Minorities
- Track 11-7Ethical, Legal, Social, And Political Implications Of Scientific Research On Sexual Orientation
- Track 11-8Healthier Mothers and Babies and Access to Family Planning