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The conference focuses on chronic disease epidemiology, population health, disease prevention, and public health research. Topics may include non-communicable diseases, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer epidemiology, chronic respiratory diseases, obesity, disease surveillance, risk-factor assessment, screening, health disparities, lifestyle-related conditions, environmental determinants, and population-based prevention strategies.
The International Conference on Chronic Disease Epidemiology (ICCDE-26) brings together epidemiologists, public health professionals, physicians, researchers, health policymakers, and healthcare practitioners to examine current developments in the study and prevention of chronic diseases. The conference focuses on the distribution, determinants, risk factors, and population-level impact of non-communicable diseases across different communities and healthcare settings. It provides a platform for presenting epidemiological research, surveillance findings, public health interventions, and innovative approaches to chronic disease prevention and management. Key discussions may address cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, cancer, chronic respiratory diseases, obesity, and other conditions associated with long-term health risks. The program also explores the influence of lifestyle, environmental, socioeconomic, genetic, and behavioral factors on chronic disease patterns and outcomes. Participants can exchange knowledge on disease surveillance, population health research, screening strategies, health promotion, and evidence-based interventions. ICCDE-26 aims to encourage interdisciplinary collaboration and strengthen epidemiological approaches to reducing the burden of chronic diseases.
Focus on the determinants and risk factors of diabetes, heart disease, and metabolic syndrome.
Epidemiological trends and risk factors associated with oncology and chronic respiratory conditions.
Techniques and methodologies for tracking chronic disease prevalence and incidence.
Utilizing biostatistics and health data to identify and analyze population-level trends.
Approaches and interventions aimed at reducing the burden of non-communicable diseases.
Examining the role of nutrition, physical activity, and environmental factors in chronic diseases.
Developing and implementing policies to address chronic diseases at a community and national level.
Analyzing differences in disease prevalence and prevention strategies across diverse global populations.
This conference is accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties (SCFHS) for a maximum of 6 CME hours.
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