Global Infectious Diseases & One Health Conference
The Global Infectious Diseases & One Health Conference (GIOH-2026) is scheduled for September 21–23, 2026, in London, UK & Online, with both physical and virtual participation options available for delegates across the world. The Hybrid conference serves as an international scientific gathering dedicated to promoting research excellence, knowledge exchange, and collaborative innovation in infectious diseases and One Health sciences.
Infection Conference welcomes clinicians, infectious disease specialists, microbiologists, immunologists, veterinarians, environmental scientists, epidemiologists, laboratory professionals, healthcare practitioners, researchers, policymakers, and industry experts. Participants will explore emerging scientific evidence, innovative technologies, and practical approaches that strengthen disease prevention, diagnosis, treatment, surveillance, and global health preparedness.
The Infectious Diseases Conferences 2026 program features keynote lectures, invited presentations, research sessions, poster exhibitions, workshops, panel discussions, and networking forums covering a broad range of contemporary topics. Areas of discussion include antimicrobial resistance, viral infections, bacterial pathogens, neglected tropical diseases, vaccine development, public health surveillance, molecular diagnostics, environmental health, zoonotic diseases, pandemic preparedness, artificial intelligence in healthcare, and integrated disease management.
One Health Congress encourages the presentation of original research, clinical investigations, case studies, systematic reviews, and technological innovations that support evidence-based healthcare practices. The conference creates opportunities for interdisciplinary collaboration, international partnerships, and professional development while inspiring future research initiatives. By bringing together experts from diverse scientific backgrounds, GIOH-2026 seeks to advance global efforts toward protecting human, animal, and environmental health through collaborative scientific discovery and sustainable healthcare solutions.