The "3rd International Congress on Public Health" (Public Health 2025)is set to take place from November 27-28, 2025 at Paris, France. This edition will offer a hybrid experience, allowing participants to join both physically in Switzerland and virtually from anywhere in the world and collaboration under the theme of “Exploring the Innovations in Public Health.”
This conference welcomes a diverse range of attendees, including public health professionals, researchers, policymakers, practitioners, educators, and students. With a shared passion for advancing public health initiatives globally, participants will engage in enriching discussions, exchange insights, and foster collaborations that drive impactful change in the field.
Public Health 2025 will cover a broad spectrum of topics and subjects relevant to contemporary public health challenges and opportunities. From infectious diseases and epidemiology to health policy, healthcare management, environmental health, and beyond, the conference will explore the latest research findings, best practices, and innovative approaches shaping the future of public health worldwide.
Attendees can expect a comprehensive lineup of presentations, including keynote speeches by distinguished experts, panel discussions featuring thought leaders, oral presentations of cutting-edge research, and poster sessions showcasing innovative projects and initiatives. These presentations will offer valuable insights, foster interdisciplinary dialogue, and inspire attendees to address pressing public health issues with evidence-based solutions.
We eagerly anticipate welcoming participants from around the globe to the Public Health 2025. Whether joining us in person in Switzerland or virtually from afar, we look forward to connecting with colleagues, exchanging ideas, and collectively advancing the mission of promoting health equity and improving population health outcomes worldwide.
Together, let us embark on a journey of discovery, collaboration, and impact at this premier event in the field of public health.
