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International Conference on Public Health, Malnutrition and Financial Implications

17th May – 18th May 2027 Lima, Peru

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Conference Session Tracks

UN SDG Wheel

Aligned with UN Sustainable Development Goals

The conference's session tracks effectively support the following SDGs.

SDG 1 SDG 2 SDG 3 SDG 4
01 Understanding Disease-Related Malnutrition +

This track will explore the various forms of disease-related malnutrition, focusing on its prevalence and impact within healthcare settings. Discussions will include strategies for identification and management to improve patient outcomes.

02 Micronutrient Malnutrition and Hidden Hunger +

This session will address the critical issues surrounding micronutrient deficiencies and their often-overlooked impact on public health. Researchers will present findings on the prevalence of hidden hunger and its implications for health policy.

03 Childhood Malnutrition: Challenges and Solutions +

Focusing on childhood malnutrition, this track will examine the multifaceted causes and consequences of inadequate nutrition in early life. Participants will discuss innovative interventions and policies aimed at reducing malnutrition rates among children.

04 Cognitive Development and Nutrition +

This session will investigate the relationship between nutrition and cognitive development in children and adolescents. Presentations will highlight recent research findings and their implications for educational and health policies.

05 Quality of Life and Nutritional Status +

This track will delve into how nutritional status affects overall quality of life across different populations. Researchers will share insights on the psychosocial and physical dimensions of health related to nutrition.

06 Socioeconomic Factors in Public Health +

This session will explore the interplay between socioeconomic status and public health outcomes, particularly in relation to nutrition. Discussions will focus on how financial constraints impact access to healthy food and healthcare services.

07 Financial Implications of Malnutrition +

This track will analyze the economic burden of malnutrition on healthcare systems and society at large. Participants will discuss cost-effective strategies for addressing malnutrition and improving health outcomes.

08 Morbidity and Mortality Related to Malnutrition +

This session will examine the direct and indirect effects of malnutrition on morbidity and mortality rates. Researchers will present data linking nutritional deficiencies to increased health risks and healthcare costs.

09 Public Health Policies for Nutritional Improvement +

This track will focus on the development and implementation of public health policies aimed at improving nutritional status in various populations. Case studies will highlight successful initiatives and lessons learned.

10 Innovative Financing for Health and Nutrition +

This session will explore innovative financing mechanisms that can support health and nutrition initiatives. Discussions will include public-private partnerships and funding models that enhance nutritional interventions.

11 Global Perspectives on Malnutrition +

This track will provide a platform for sharing global experiences and strategies in combating malnutrition. Participants will discuss international collaborations and best practices that can be adapted to local contexts.