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Join us in Singapore or online from 1−3 July 2026 for a global forum bringing together leaders in pandemic science. The conference will be hosted by the Pandemic Sciences Institute (PSI) at the University of Oxford in partnership with Singapore’s national Programme for Research in Epidemic Preparedness and REsponse (PREPARE).

Over three days of scientific and networking sessions, we will explore the theme ‘From Response to Resilience’ with global leaders, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners. Share your work by submitting an abstract and participate in sessions dedicated to early-career delegates.

The 21st ICID 2026 is the premier meeting that goes beyond clinical microbiology and communicable diseases to encompass all fields of infection within a One Health context—championing practitioners from every corner of the globe.

We are delighted to be able to welcome you to Singapore for the 9th Asia Dengue Summit (ADS), to be held on 15-17 June 2026.

Leading experts in infectious diseases and clinical microbiology meet at ESCMID Global to exchange ideas and explore the latest innovations. ESCMID invites you to five days, including Education Friday for the first time, all packed with keynote lectures, oral sessions, workshops, symposia, meet-the-expert sessions and poster presentations, making it the world’s most eminent event in the field of infection.

We are delighted to welcome you back for another thought-provoking and insightful learning journey.

On 31 May 2021, the World Health Assembly (WHA) recognized 30 January as World Neglected Tropical Disease (NTD) Day through decision WHA74(18).

This decision formalized 30 January as a day to create better awareness on the devastating impact of NTDs on the poorest populations around the world. The day is also an opportunity to call on everyone to support the growing momentum for the control, elimination and eradication of these diseases.

Global NTD partners had marked the celebration in January 2021 by organizing various virtual events and also by lighting up landmark monuments and buildings.

Following the adoption of decision WHA74(18), WHO has joined the NTD community in adding its voice to the global call.

30 January commemorates several events, such as the launch of the first NTD road map in 2012; the London Declaration on NTDs; and the launch, in January 2021, of the current road map.