Global summit on Public health and preventive Medicine (GSPHPM 2024)

Topics

• Cardiovascular Health: Measures to prevent heart disease and stroke
• Cancer Prevention: Strategies to reduce the risk of developing cancer
• Community Health Initiatives: Programs targeting entire communities for health improvement
• Chronic Disease Management: Strategies to prevent or control long-term health conditions
• Disease Prevention: Measures to avoid or reduce the risk of developing specific diseases
• Community Health: The study and practice of improving health within a specific community or population
• Early Detection: The identification of diseases or conditions at an early, treatable stage
• Disease Surveillance: The systematic collection, analysis, and interpretation of health data for the early detection and monitoring of diseases
• Epidemiology: The study of patterns, causes, and effects of health and disease conditions in populations
• Environmental Health: The branch of public health concerned with how our environment impacts our health
• Health Behavior: The study of individual behaviors and choices that impact health, such as smoking and exercise
• Global Health: The study and practice of improving health and achieving equity in health for all people worldwide
• Health Disparities: Differences in health outcomes and access to healthcare services among different population groups
• Health Crisis Management: Strategies for managing and responding to public health emergencies, such as pandemics
• Health Education: The process of educating individuals and communities about healthy behaviors and lifestyle choices
• Health Education: The dissemination of information and knowledge to encourage healthy choices
• Health Policy: Laws, regulations, and guidelines that influence public health practices and healthcare delivery
• Health Equity: The principle that everyone should have a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible
• Health Promotion: Strategies and interventions to improve and maintain health and well-being
• Health Promotion: Activities aimed at enhancing well-being and encouraging healthy behaviors
• Healthcare Systems: The organization and delivery of healthcare services within a country or region
• Healthcare Access: The availability and affordability of healthcare services to individuals and communities
• Immunization: The process of making an individual immune or resistant to a particular disease
• Healthy Diet: Nutritional choices that reduce the risk of disease
• Lifestyle Modification: Changes in behavior and habits to improve health outcomes
• Infectious Disease Control: Measures and strategies to prevent and control the spread of infectious diseases
• Nutrition: The science of food and its relationship to health, including dietary guidelines
• Maternal and Child Health: Focusing on the health and well-being of mothers and children, including prenatal care and early childhood development
• Physical Activity: Regular exercise to promote physical and mental health
• Obesity Prevention: Measures to combat the rising rates of obesity
• Preventive Medicine: Medical practices aimed at preventing disease and promoting health
• Preventive Healthcare: Medical services and strategies focused on disease prevention
• Risk Assessment: The process of evaluating an individual
• Public Health Campaigns: Efforts to raise awareness and encourage healthy behaviors on a larger scale
• Smoking Cessation: Programs and interventions to help individuals quit smoking
• Screening: The systematic evaluation of individuals for the presence of a particular condition or risk factor
• Vaccination: The administration of vaccines to prevent specific diseases
• Social Determinants of Health: Non-medical factors, such as socioeconomic status, education, and environment, that influence health outcomes
• Wellness Programs: Initiatives designed to promote healthy lifestyles and behaviors
• Vaccination: The administration of vaccines to stimulate the immune system and provide immunity against diseases