2nd Edition of Public Health World Conference (PHWC) 2026

Scientific Sessions

Urban Planning and Public Health Intersect

Urbanization has brought about challenges like pollution, congestion, and unequal access to healthcare. This session during the Public Health World Conference (PHWC)will discuss how urban planning can be used to advance healthier communities. Specialists will address the contribution of transportation systems, parks, and zoning control in enhancing public health outcomes. The session will emphasize policies that mitigate air and noise pollution exposure. Participants will discover efficient city planning models prioritizing pedestrian-centric environments and the availability of healthcare services. Case studies will highlight how investments in infrastructure can minimize health inequalities in cities.

Related Sessions

Maternal Health
Tobacco and Alcohol
Occupational Health and Safety
Clinical Medicine Innovations in Patient Care
Primary Health Care
Health Services Management
Social Determinants Addressing Inequities
Environmental Health and Protecting Populations
Non Communicable Diseases
Communicable Diseases
Medication Safety and Access
Food and Nutrition
Elderly Health
Infant, Child, and Adolescent Health
Family Planning and Reproductive Health
Medical Education Strengthening Healthcare Workforce
Global Health Security and Emerging Epidemics
Artificial Intelligence and Digital Health in Public Health
Health Literacy and Countering Misinformation
Mental Health Crisis and Humanitarian Emergencies
Climate Change and Public Health
Public Health Issues in Conflict and Displacement
Genomics and Precision Medicine in Public Health
Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) for Disease Prevention
Urban Planning and Public Health Intersect
The Role of Behavioral Science in Public Health
Health Equity and Human Rights in Public Health
Advances in International Vaccine Development and Distribution