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Newsletter to members

Chronic diseases section

European Public Health Association

Dear colleagues and friends,

I hope this finds you and your families well.

We are living in strange times and never before has Public Health been so important globally nor so much talked about by so many people of all ages from all walks of life!

But that is not all. We have never seen so many political figures struggle with public health policies and plans, never seen national economics so tightly weighed up against public health measures and never witnessed inequalities soar so much in such a short time!

Never did the world we live in ever require level headed public health advice as it does today.

That’s why we must research, discuss and debate like never before – on COVID prevention, COVID vaccination, policies to overcome the COVID pandemic – but not only…

We must also discuss how chronic diseases are being forgotten in our struggle with this new threat.  It is time to raise the flag for the many millions suffering from Cancers, mental illness, osteoarthritis and a host of other diseases. Those whose care plans seem to have been put on hold for longer than ‘on hold’ should ever mean.

I hope we can discuss these issues together and more at this year’s European Public Health conference which should be based in Dublin but will be virtual and so all of you can attend from wherever you are!

14TH EUROPEAN PUBLIC HEALTH CONFERENCE

10 – 12 NOVEMBER 2021

VIRTUAL EDITION

 

 

PUBLIC HEALTH FUTURES IN A CHANGING WORLD

 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION

Abstract submission for the virtual 14th EPH Conference 2021 is open from 1 February 2021 until 1 May 2021. We invite abstracts in nearly all subdisciplines of public health, related to research, policy, practice and training. Abstracts can be submitted for workshops, oral presentations and E-posters. Accepted abstracts are published in the Abstract Supplement of the European Journal of Public Health. Do not miss the opportunity to be recognised for your hard work. More information on our website.

 

REGISTRATION

 

Registration fees for this year’s conference are very modest compared to other years. By keeping the conference virtual, we can keep admission prices low. EUPHA members pay only € 210 if they register before 1 September. Students have a substantial discount and pay only € 140. Registration opens 1 April. More information here.

  
 

PRE-CONFERENCES

 

Pre-conferences are held on Wednesday 10 November from 9:00 – 12:30. Sessions will be live with interaction and moderation. Are you interested in organising a pre-conference, please contact us: office@ephconference.org

 

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