The Global Conference on Public Health & Epidemiology (PHE 2026) will take place in Boston, USA, from October 22–24, 2026, offering a hybrid platform for public health research and practice dissemination. With the theme “Redefining Public Health through Science and Innovation,” the conference emphasizes translational research and evidence-based strategies shaping modern public health initiatives. Scientific sessions will cover epidemiology, infectious and non-communicable diseases, nutrition and community health, maternal and child health, aging populations, and health policy. Additional areas include health education, environmental and occupational health, global health equity, and digital health innovations. Emerging sessions will explore artificial intelligence, big data analytics, telemedicine, and precision public health. Recognized among leading public health conferences in 2026, PHE 2026 brings together researchers, clinicians, students, and industry representatives to facilitate structured scientific exchange and interdisciplinary collaboration in advancing global public health outcomes. Recommended: Public Health Conferences 2026 | Public Health World Congress 2026 | Public Health Conference | Global Health Conference | Epidemiology and Public Health Congress | Community Health Summit | International Public Health Conference | Preventive Health Meeting | Advanced Public Health Care Congress | Health Policy Symposium | Maternal and Child Health Conference | Geriatric Health Summit | Nutrition and Public Health Conference | Infectious Disease Control Congress | Chronic Disease Prevention Meeting | Environmental Health Symposium | Digital Public Health Conference | Global Health Equity Forum | AI in Public Health Conference | Health Systems Strengthening Congress | Precision Public Health Forum | Personalized Population Health Symposium | Health Innovation Conference | Metabolic and Lifestyle Disease Meeting | Vascular and Cardiovascular Health Congress | Pandemic Preparedness Summit | Global Health Challenges Forum