Organized by the College of Public Health and Occupational Physicians, Academy of Medicine, Singapore, the Public Health & Occupational Medicine (PHOM) Conference is the country’s premier event for public health and occupational medicine. This year, the 19th PHOM will take place at the centrally located Centre for Healthcare Innovation (CHI), Singapore, under the inspiring theme of “Achieving Healthier Populations in an Evolving World.” The theme reflects the rapidly shifting public health landscape, where achieving and maintaining population health requires innovation, collaboration, and adaptability.

As an annual gathering, the conference prides itself on assembling a diverse and distinguished panel of public health professionals, practitioners, students, academics, researchers, NGOs, policymakers, and stakeholders from across the globe. This multidisciplinary event serves as a vital platform for exchanging cutting-edge insights, fostering intellectual dialogue, and exploring the latest innovations in public health and occupational medicine.

The 19th PHOM promises an enriching agenda, delving into some of the key topics in mental health, infectious diseases, population aging, workplace safety and health, healthcare technology and global health.

With a spotlight on improving health outcomes, the conference aims to cover advances and breakthroughs that are shaping new paradigms in disease prevention and healthcare delivery.

Finally, the conference will highlight significant opportunities for meaningful collaboration within the healthcare ecosystem, emphasizing the importance of unified efforts in tackling current and future public health challenges.

The 4th Asia Pacific Rickettsial Conference (APRC4) will take place in the vibrant city of Penang, Malaysia, in 2025. This conference, held in conjunction with the 61st Annual Scientific Conference of the Malaysian Society of Parasitology and Tropical Medicine (MSPTM), serves as a significant platform for experts, researchers, and healthcare professionals to explore advancements in the study and management of rickettsial and other tropical diseases.

Rickettsial infections, alongside other tropical diseases, represent a substantial public health burden in the Asia-Pacific region. Rickettsial diseases—including typhus, scrub typhus, and spotted fever—are vector-borne, transmitted through ticks, mites, lice, and fleas. These infections, along with other parasitic and vector-borne diseases, are often challenging to diagnose due to their overlapping clinical presentations, leading to delays in treatment and increased morbidity.

Organized by Vaccine, the premier journal for those interested in vaccine science, the congress will bring together leading experts from all over the world to share the latest cutting-edge discoveries in the field. Join us to present your own research, as well as form new relationships with potential collaborators!

Join leading experts at the 19^th Vaccine Congress who will share their knowledge on the current developments and discoveries in the field.

Following a regional initiative launched in 2023 by the Institut Pasteur du Cambodge, we are very pleased to invite you to the second edition of Southeast Asia Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases Symposium which will be held in Singapore on 28-29 August 2025.

The main objective of the symposium is to create a network of experts on ticks and associated pathogens in SEA and to favour knowledge transfer and emulation around this emerging topic. The lack of common knowledge on ticks in the region motivated this symposium. In particular, this meeting fostered international scientific exchange on the objectives of TBDs control in SEA. This unique initiative enabled all those working in the field of ticks and related diseases to meet with the firm intention of developing a sustainable network across the ASEAN countries. The symposium also provides a great opportunity for young and up-and-coming scientists to meet established global experts in multiple disciplines related to ticks and associated pathogens research.

The 2nd SEA Ticks and Tick-borne Diseases Symposium intends to make a progress review, as well as to pursue and to strengthen this regional initiative. As ticks and tick-borne pathogens are a complex and multifaceted issue, the meeting aims to combine multiple and translational research under a One Health approach. 

Join us in Singapore for the 12th HTAsiaLink Conference in 2025, where experts and leaders from the Asia Pacific region will converge to explore and advance the role of Health Technology Assessment (HTA) in unlocking value within our healthcare systems. The 2025 conference theme emphasises the power of collaboration as we forge ahead together, addressing shared challenges and opportunities in the region.

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At the 2025 annual meeting, we will focus on strengthening social connections within the network, helping members identify key contacts and support channels. We’ll create opportunities for fellows and committees to build deeper relationships while collaboratively developing strong working group proposals. Attendees will also practice new skills and learn about each others’ work.

If you are interested in joining the 2025 CSID Network General Meeting, please apply via the form below. The meeting will take place in Thailand from July 21 – 25. We are excited to be co-hosting the network meeting with Mahidol University and working with local co-chairs, Professors Wirichada Pan-ngum and Kristen Aiemjoy.

The Precision Public Health Asia (PPHA) 2025 Conference is an exciting global event dedicated to shaping the future of public health through innovative, data-driven approaches that are tailored to meet the diverse needs of every community. This vision is becoming a reality, as precision public health leverages advanced data analytics, genomics, artificial intelligence, and digital health to transform preventive care and disease management.

Our conference programme provides opportunities for delegates to share multidisciplinary perspectives on how to predict, identify and control epidemic and pandemic threats globally.  

With renowned speakers and representatives from the global scientific community taking part, our hope is that delegates will share ideas and current research, and forge new connections.  

This year, we are also offering an extra half-day event for early-career delegates in advance of the conference, on Sunday 29 June 2025. This in-person event will focus on networking and learning opportunities.

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Following on from the successful MIDSEA Summer School 2024 in Quy Nhon, Viet Nam, this year we are moving to the ancient city of Yogyakarta in Indonesia. The MIDSEA Summer School 2025 will run from 23 to 29 June, in partnership with Universitas Gadjah Mada, one of Indonesia’s and the region’s leading universities. The venue will be The Alana Hotel, Yogyakarta, which will also serve as the accommodation for participants

The main features of the Summer School will be:

• Parallel Tracks to cover basic and advanced topics in infectious disease modelling
• Opportunities to network with other modellers of different experience levels from across Southeast Asia and beyond