Global Public Health and Epidemiology Congress at Delta Hotels Heathrow Windsor Ditton Rd, Langley, Slough London, United Kingdom, SL3 8PT

The Global Public Health and Epidemiology
Congress (G-PHEC 2026),
scheduled for September 21-23, 2026, in London, United
Kingdom, and online, is a hybrid international public
health congress focused on advancing epidemiology, surveillance, and
population health research. This event provides a vital meeting
ground for epidemiologists, biostatisticians, public health officers,
data scientists, clinicians, and health program managers committed to data-driven
decision-making.

G-PHEC 2026 will highlight epidemiological
methods, outbreak analytics, disease modeling, big data in health, digital
surveillance systems, risk communication, and evaluation of interventions.
Delegates will explore how robust data systems and epidemiological evidence can
guide policy, prevention strategies, health equity initiatives, and
resource allocation at local, national, and global levels.

The scientific program includes keynote
addresses from global leaders, oral presentations, symposiums, workshops, and
poster sessions that showcase cutting-edge research and novel tools in
public health monitoring. Special sessions will focus on lessons from
recent pandemics, preparedness for emerging infections, and integrated
surveillance across human, animal, and environmental health.

The epidemiology conference
is a hybrid event,
G-PHEC 2026 enables active participation from professionals worldwide via
interactive livestream sessions, on-demand content, and virtual networking
opportunities. Both onsite and online attendees can engage in live
Q&A, expert panels, and collaborative forums designed to foster
long-term partnerships.

Researchers, practitioners, and students are
invited to submit abstracts and share original research, program
evaluations, and innovative public health solutions.

Join G-PHEC 2026 to strengthen your
expertise, expand your professional network, and contribute to advancing
epidemiological science for stronger, more resilient health systems globally in
public
health conference.