12^th European Epidemiology and Public Health Congress September 05-06, 2022 Vancouver, Canada

Track 1 Epidemiology of Molecular Pathology

Molecular pathology is a well-known branch of pathology that focuses on the research and diagnosis of disease by analysing molecules found in organs, tissues, and physiological fluids. It is also referred to as a "crossover" subject since it shares some features of practise with both anatomic and clinical pathology, molecular biology, biochemistry, proteomics, and genetics. It is multidisciplinary in nature and focuses mostly on the disease's sub-microscopic characteristics.

Track – 2: Medicine & Disease Control Epidemiology

Epidemiology & Preventive Medicine benefits from a broad range of welfare expertise and skills in epidemiology, biostatistics, and data management to help people avoid illness and improve their quality of life. Clinical epidemiology is used by specialists in modern clinical practise to analyse, treat, and prevent infections. It has a wide range of clinical and health research connections.

Track – 3: Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases

Chronic disease is defined as the presence of the disease and the causal organism in the host over an extended period of time. The aetiology, prevention, transmission, characteristic history, and treatment outcomes of incessant wellbeing disorders, including cancers-specifically breast, colon, lung, prostate, ovary, and pancreatic cancers, cardiovascular infections, diabetes, gastrointestinal and pulmonary malady, and corpulence, are all covered by the epidemiology of these chronic diseases.

Track - 4: Epidemiology for Ophthalmology & Oral Health

If not treated properly and comfortably, physical or complicated eye wounds can pose a major threat to vision. When a patient reports metal on metal contact, such as by striking a metal surface, little metallic shots must be investigated. Because there are no nerve endings in the glazed cleverness or retina to transmit pain feelings, intraocular foreign substances do not induce discomfort. General or emergency department specialists should refer situations involving the back of the eye or intraocular distant bodies to an ophthalmologist in this role.

Track - 5: Antibiotic Resistance & Diagnostics Pathology

Antimicrobial and similar medications, in combination, are known as antimicrobial operators, and they have been used to treat infectious diseases for the past 70 years. Antibiotic resistance is the result of antimicrobial misuse. Antimicrobial resistance has been declared a public health emergency in a number of clinics around the world. Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) and other multidrug-resistant (MDR) Gram-negative bacteria have colonised the majority of the area. These chemicals have been used to kill irresistible living creatures on a large scale and for a long time.

Track – 6: Genetic Epidemiology

The study of the role of genetic variables in disease production in human populations is known as genetic epidemiology. Biochemical indicators in particular, as well as genomic and epigenomic data, are used in genetic epidemiology to improve the resolving power of standard epidemiologic methods. Genetic epidemiology also investigates the interplay between genes and the environment, as well as the incorporation of disease biology into nonphysical models.

Track – 7: Cancer Epidemiology

The study of variables and causative agents that lead to cancer is known as cancer epidemiology. The study of the distribution, determinants, and prevalence of cancer conditions in specific populations is known as cancer epidemiology.

Track – 8: Microbial & Infectious Disease Pathology

Microbiology, Immunology, and Infectious Diseases Pathology is dedicated to advancing research and education in the fields of infectious and immunological diseases. In terms of research, the division is sufficiently occupied with undergraduate and postgraduate instruction in microbiology and immunology. Irresistible diseases, ranging from global tuberculosis and HIV epidemics to the threat of safe bacteria, to the mission of increasing and as of late perceived pathogens, continue to have a huge impact on the prosperity of groupings around the planet.

Track - 9: Environmental Epidemiology

Environmental epidemiology is the study of the factors that influence the rate, magnitude, and geographic spread of mental well-being. It is a division of disease transmission research concerned with the disclosure of natural exposures that contribute to or protect against wounds, illnesses, developmental conditions, inefficiencies, and deaths; and visible evidence of open prosperity and medicinal services exercises to manage the dangers associated with destructive exposures.

Track – 10: Epidemiology of Infectious Diseases

The predominance, frequency, and drivers of contaminations in populations are all considered in infectious disease epidemiology. Irresistible illnesses, like as HIV, the human papillomavirus, various genital tract infections affecting women, and other sexually transmitted diseases, continue to be one of the world's leading causes of morbidity and mortality. Infectious diseases have had a major impact on public health all around the world.

Track - 11: Epidemiology & Nursing Care

Nursing care is concerned with a person's health, which is influenced by a variety of factors such as genetics, lifestyle, and environment. The goals of Intensive and Critical Care Nursing are to advance the brilliance of care of critically ill patients by master attendants and their expert partners; to provide a global and interdisciplinary forum for the distribution, dissemination, and exchange of research discoveries, experience, and ideas; and to create and improve the information, abilities, states of mind, and imaginative deduction necessary for great basic care nursing practise. 

Track - 12: Forensic & Chemical Pathology

The goal of forensic pathology is to determine the cause of death by dissecting a body. It is a method of utilising the medical constitution. It's a method of approaching medical law. A forensic pathologist is a medical doctor who has undergone anatomical pathology training and has become an expert in the field of forensic pathology. Different countries have different standards for becoming a "fully qualified" forensic pathologist. The forensic pathologist is in charge of determining the cause and manner of death.

Track - 13: Experimental Epidemiology

Experimental epidemiology is a type of epidemiology that uses an experimental model to confirm a causal association shown by observational studies. It is concerned with the links between numerous factors in affecting the prevalence and distribution of diseases in a society. In experimental epidemiology, there are three case types: randomised controlled trials, which are used to test new medicines or drugs; field trials, which are conducted on people who are at high risk of contracting a disease; and community trials, which are conducted on an entire community or neighbourhood. The former determines the efficacy of a certain treatment, whilst other studies may be used as a preventive measure.

Track - 14: Epidemiology and Public Health

Epidemiology is a Greek-derived word that was defined as a quantitative discipline that works on the probability, biostatistics of mortality and morbidity based on developing and testing hypotheses pertaining to occurrence and prevention by causal reasoning that works as a tool for public health action to promote and protects the public health. It is a generalised topic to protect and improve the global healthcare.

Track – 15: Cytopathology & Histopathology

Molecular pathology is a well-known discipline of pathology that studies and diagnoses disease by examining molecules found in organs, tissues, and bodily fluids. It's also known as a "crossover" subject since it incorporates elements of anatomic and clinical pathology, molecular biology, biochemistry, proteomics, and genetics into its practise. It's a multidisciplinary approach that focuses on the disease's sub-microscopic characteristics.