International Symposium on Advances in Infectious Disease Epidemiology - (ISAIDE-26)

About the event

*Disease surveillance — learn about innovative approaches for monitoring infectious diseases and detecting emerging threats. *Outbreak investigation and response — explore strategies for identifying, containing, and managing infectious-disease outbreaks. *Epidemiological modeling — understand how mathematical and statistical models can predict disease transmission and support public-health decisions. *Vaccine-preventable diseases — examine epidemiology, vaccination strategies, and disease-control approaches. *Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) — explore the epidemiology, prevention, and public-health impact of drug-resistant infections. *Infectious-disease diagnostics — learn about innovative diagnostic technologies and their role in early detection. *Genomics and infectious diseases — understand how genomic approaches can support pathogen tracking and infectious-disease research. *Public-health interventions — examine evidence-based strategies for preventing and controlling infectious diseases. *Travel and disease transmission — explore how international travel and population movement influence the spread of infections. *Social and behavioral factors — understand how social determinants and behavioral responses affect infectious-disease risk and control. *Health communication — learn effective communication strategies during outbreaks and public-health emergencies. *Climate change and infectious diseases — examine how environmental and climate changes may influence disease patterns. *Community engagement — explore ways to involve communities in disease prevention, surveillance, and outbreak control. *Health policy and infectious-disease management — understand policy approaches for strengthening infectious-disease preparedness and response. *Biostatistics and research methods — gain insights into statistical approaches used in infectious-disease epidemiology. *Future trends and global collaboration — discover emerging challenges, innovations, and opportunities for international collaboration in infectious-disease research.