World Conference on Public Health and Epidemiology

WCPHE-2027 will be held on September 23–25, 2027, at Novotel Berlin Mitte, Berlin, Germany, with in-person and virtual participation options. The conference brings together public health professionals, researchers, epidemiologists, healthcare practitioners, and policymakers to share research and discuss advances in disease prevention, global health, health policy, and epidemiological practices. Through scientific sessions, keynote presentations, and networking opportunities, the event aims to foster international collaboration and promote evidence-based approaches to improving population health.

Public Health Epidemiology

The World Conference on Public Health and Epidemiology (WCPHE-2027) invites researchers, academicians, healthcare professionals, epidemiologists, public health practitioners, and policymakers to submit abstracts for presentation at the conference, scheduled for September 23–25, 2027, at Novotel Berlin Mitte, Berlin, Germany, with both in-person and virtual participation options.

Abstracts are welcome in a broad range of public health and epidemiology fields, including infectious and non-communicable diseases, disease prevention, global health, health policy, vaccination, maternal and child health, mental health, environmental health, nutrition, healthcare systems, public health informatics, epidemiological methods, and health promotion.

Submissions should clearly present the research objectives, methodology, key findings, and conclusions. Original research, systematic reviews, case studies, and other relevant scientific contributions that advance public health knowledge and practice are encouraged.

Selected abstracts will be considered for presentation through oral presentations, poster sessions, or other appropriate scientific formats, subject to the conference's review and acceptance process.

Researchers and professionals are encouraged to share their latest findings, exchange scientific knowledge, and contribute to discussions addressing current public health challenges.