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- 3rd Sep, 2026 - 4th Sep, 2026
The International NAKO Conference 2026, titled Health Trajectories in a Rapidly Changing World, will take place on September 3–4, 2026, at Helmholtz Munich in Neuherberg, Germany. 🌍🧬
In a time of rapid societal, ecological, and technological change, public health faces unprecedented challenges—from chronic diseases and mental health to climate impacts and pandemics. The conference highlights insights from the large-scale, population-based NAKO Health Study, which tracks around 200,000 participants every five years to inform prevention strategies and evidence-based health policy. 📊💡
The event invites international researchers to share findings, strengthen collaborations, and shape the future of health research through open exchange and cross-border cooperation. Participants can submit abstracts for presentations and register for free to join this global scientific dialogue. 🤝🩺
Dates & Venue: September 3, 11:30 AM – September 4, 1:15 PM at Helmholtz Munich, Congress Centre, Ingolstädter Landstr. 1, 85764 Neuherberg.
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- 6th Sep, 2026 - 9th Sep, 2026
The 18th World Congress on Public Health will take place from 6–9 September 2026 in Cape Town, South Africa, bringing together global public health professionals, policymakers, and advocates. Organized by the World Federation of Public Health Associations (WFPHA) and the Public Health Association of South Africa (PHASA), the event will focus on the theme “Health Without Borders: Equity, Inclusion, and Sustainability.”
Participants can expect engaging discussions, workshops, and networking opportunities with global health leaders, as well as a platform to explore innovative solutions and strengthen international collaboration. Key themes include health equity, inclusive approaches, and building sustainable and resilient health systems.
📅 Date: 6–9 September 2026
📍 Location: Cape Town, South Africa
📝 Abstract submissions: opening soon
🎟️ Early bird registration: starts in 2025
The Congress aims to inspire collective action and shape the future of global public health through collaboration and shared solutions.
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- 9th Sep, 2026 - 10th Sep, 2026
The 3rd “Artificial Intelligence in Public Health Research” Symposium will take place on 9–10 September 2026 in Berlin, Germany. The event will bring together researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to explore the growing role of AI and machine learning in public health.
The programme features keynote sessions, expert discussions, and poster sessions covering topics such as AI-supported decision-making for non-communicable and infectious diseases, pandemic preparedness, regulatory and ethical frameworks, and the intersection of climate change and public health. The symposium also offers networking opportunities, including a get-together and collaboration spaces.
📅 Date: 9–10 September 2026
📍 Location: Berlin, Germany
📝 Pre-registration: now open
💡 Funded by: German Federal Ministry of Health (BMG)
The symposium aims to advance dialogue on innovative, data-driven approaches and strengthen collaboration at the intersection of AI and public health.
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- 10th Sep, 2026
On September 10, 2026, a full-day congress on prevention and longevity will take place in Berlin. From 09:00 to 17:00, experts and participants will come together under the theme “Glory in Prevention: Shaping the Future of Health Together.”
The event will focus on key questions around the future of healthcare and research, with particular attention to prevention, early detection, and quality of life in aging populations. It aims to foster dialogue, share insights, and explore innovative approaches to building a healthier future 🌱🧠
Participants are warmly invited to register and indicate whether they will attend.
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- 11th Sep, 2026 - 12th Sep, 2026
The DACH Network for Health Promotion will host its network meeting on September 11–12, 2026, in Winterthur, Switzerland, marking 40 years of the Ottawa Charter. 🎉🏥
The event reflects on four decades of health promotion: what has been achieved, which approaches have succeeded or failed, and where untapped potential remains. Experts will explore current societal challenges, setting-based interventions, and the integration of health into all policies. Keynote speakers include Prof. Dr. Ilona Kickbusch (Geneva Graduate Institute), Prof. Dr. Kevin Dadaczynski (University of Potsdam), and Dr. Katharina Böhm (HAGE e.V., Frankfurt). 💡🌍
Over two days, participants will engage in plenaries, subgroup discussions, and workshops focused on translating insights into practice, professional development, evaluation, and quality improvement. The meeting also features the “Healthy City 2040” student competition, inviting creative visions of future health-promoting cities. 🏙️✨
The DACH Network brings together health promotion professionals from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and South Tyrol for cross-border exchange and collaboration, strengthening the visibility and impact of the field in the region. 🤝
Registration Deadline: 30.06.2026
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- 12th Sep, 2026
On 12 September 2026, medico international and IPPNW Germany invite health professionals, researchers, activists, and anyone interested to the Global Health Conference: The Right to Health in Times of War at Refugio Berlin.
The conference will explore the growing attacks on health care in conflict zones—from Gaza and Sudan to Ukraine and Lebanon—and discuss the erosion of medical neutrality, the protection of health under violence, and the wider impacts of militarization on health systems. 🌍🏥
The program features a keynote by Christina Wille, expert-led workshops with speakers from Sudan, Lebanon, and Ukraine, and discussions on the ethical and political challenges facing global health today. CME training credits have been applied for.
🗓️ Date: 12 September 2026, 9:30 AM–5:00 PM
📍 Location: Refugio Berlin
Registration is open, but places are limited—early sign-up is recommended.
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- 12th Sep, 2026 - 19th Sep, 2026
IPPNW Germany, in cooperation with Charité Berlin, will host the 15th International Global Health Summer School in Berlin from 12–19 September 2026 🌍✨. Under the theme “From Health in Conflict to Medical Peace Work”, this year’s programme addresses the urgent challenges facing global health in times of escalating conflicts, displacement, and attacks on healthcare systems.
Participants will explore how structural violence—such as racism, gender inequality, and economic exploitation—continues to shape health outcomes worldwide, while also reflecting on the unique role health professionals can play in fostering peace 🕊️. The summer school brings together professional and activist perspectives, encouraging an intersectional and decolonial approach to global health and peace work.
A group of 25 participants will engage in interactive presentations, workshops, and excursions, creating a dynamic space for dialogue, reflection, and exchange of diverse experiences and ideas 🤝.
This Summer school will be held in English.
Applications are open until 26 April 2026. Interested individuals from all backgrounds—especially those affected by systemic discrimination—are warmly encouraged to apply.
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- 22nd Sep, 2026
Dear all,
there are some developments on the horizon in the women’s health space that might be of interest to you:
🗓️ On 22 September 2026, the kick-off event for the launch of the Allianz für Frauengesundheit (alliance for women’s health) will be held in Berlin.
🌟 This new alliance focuses on anchoring the topic of women's health in medicine, care, prevention and communication.
📨 If you are interested in attending the launch event, you can resister for the kick-off via email at info@heldinnen-gesundheit.de
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- 22nd Sep, 2026 - 25th Sep, 2026
The 21st Annual Meeting of the German Society for Epidemiology (DGEpi e. V.) will take place in Ulm in September 2026, under the motto “Epidemiology for the Challenges of Today and Tomorrow.” 🧬🌍
The conference addresses pressing issues such as climate change, digital information ecosystems, disinformation, new exposure patterns, and growing health inequalities—factors that are reshaping risk and disease profiles. Epidemiology’s role in identifying risks, generating reliable evidence, understanding causality, and guiding prevention strategies will be at the heart of the discussions. 💡📊
Participants can expect cutting-edge data presentations, innovative methodological workshops, critical debates, and interdisciplinary exchange, all aimed at strengthening independent research and professional networks. Beyond the scientific program, Ulm offers cultural highlights from the cathedral tower to the historic fishermen’s quarter and the famous Lion Man museum exhibit. 🏰🦁
This meeting provides a central platform for epidemiologists to tackle the evolving challenges of health in a rapidly changing world.
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- 23rd Sep, 2026 - 25th Sep, 2026
The 25th German Congress for Health Services Research will take place from September 23–25, 2026, at Cologne University Hospital, celebrating “People. Relationships. Organisations. 25 Years of Collaborative Health Services Research.” 🎉🏥
Returning to the city where the first congress was held in 2002, this milestone event reflects on the past achievements of the field while looking forward to future challenges. The congress explores what defines healthcare—patients, professions, structures—and highlights the collaboration of a vibrant research community that has shaped health services research over the past 25 years. 💡🤝
Researchers and practitioners are invited to submit abstracts (open until March 25, 2026) and participate in sessions emphasizing innovation, collaboration, and the human and organizational aspects of health services. The German Network for Health Literacy partners in this year’s event, enhancing the focus on improving healthcare through evidence-based research. 📊🌍
The congress promises inspiring contributions, fresh perspectives, and opportunities for professional exchange in the heart of Cologne.
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- 26th Sep, 2026
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Chapter 8: Technology and the Future of Preventive Nutrition
Title: Technology and the Future of Preventive Nutrition
Introduction
In the modern era, the intersection of technology and nutrition has led to transformative advancements in preventive healthcare. Preventive nutrition focuses on promoting health and reducing disease risk through dietary choices, and technology has become a pivotal tool in this endeavor. By integrating artificial intelligence (AI), genomic data, and personalized nutrition strategies, we have the potential to revolutionize how we approach health from a preventive standpoint. This manuscript explores the role of technology in shaping the future of preventive nutrition, emphasizing the holistic benefits and transformative potential of these innovations.
The Role of Technology in Preventive Nutrition
Technology, particularly AI, plays a crucial role in advancing preventive nutrition by enabling personalized dietary recommendations and improving health outcomes. AI systems can analyze vast datasets to identify patterns and correlations between diet and health, facilitating the development of tailored nutritional plans (1). For example, machine learning algorithms can process individual health data, including genetic, metabolic, and lifestyle factors, to suggest personalized dietary interventions aimed at disease prevention (2).
Personalized Nutrition and Genomics
The integration of genomic data into nutritional practices marks a significant leap forward in personalized nutrition. By understanding an individual's genetic predispositions, healthcare providers can recommend specific nutrients and dietary patterns that mitigate the risk of developing certain conditions. For instance, individuals with a genetic predisposition to type 2 diabetes might benefit from a diet low in refined carbohydrates and high in fiber (3). Genomic insights, combined with AI-driven analytics, allow for the creation of bespoke nutritional plans that promote long-term health.
AI and Data-Driven Dietary Recommendations
AI's ability to process and analyze large datasets is instrumental in developing data-driven dietary recommendations. By leveraging big data, AI can identify optimal nutrient combinations and dietary patterns that promote health and prevent disease (4). For example, AI systems can evaluate the effectiveness of various diets in lowering cholesterol levels across diverse populations, leading to more accurate and effective dietary guidelines.
Holistic Health and Technology-Driven Interventions
Holistic health approaches emphasize the interconnectedness of various health determinants, including diet, lifestyle, and environment. Technology enables a more comprehensive understanding of these factors, allowing for interventions that consider the whole individual. AI can integrate data from wearable devices, health apps, and electronic health records to monitor real-time health metrics and adjust nutritional recommendations accordingly (5). Such dynamic, responsive interventions support sustainable lifestyle changes and improved health outcomes.
Optimism for the Future
The future of preventive nutrition is bright, with technology paving the way for more effective and personalized health interventions. As AI continues to evolve, its ability to provide sophisticated, data-driven insights will enhance our understanding of nutrition and its role in disease prevention. This optimism is grounded in the potential for technology to empower individuals with the knowledge and tools they need to lead healthier, more fulfilling lives.
Conclusion
In conclusion, technology, particularly AI, is transforming preventive nutrition by enabling personalized, data-driven interventions that promote holistic health. As we continue to harness the power of technology, we can anticipate significant advancements in our ability to prevent disease and enhance well-being through tailored nutritional strategies. The future of preventive nutrition is one of promise and potential, driven by the integration of cutting-edge technology and evidence-based practices.
Table: The Role of AI in Preventive Nutrition
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AI Capability |
Function in Preventive Nutrition |
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Data Analysis |
Identifying dietary patterns linked to health outcomes (4). |
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Personalized Recommendations |
Creating bespoke dietary plans based on individual health data (2). |
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Predictive Analytics |
Forecasting disease risk and dietary intervention efficacy (1). |
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Real-Time Monitoring |
Adjusting nutritional plans based on real-time health metrics (5). |
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Genomic Integration |
Tailoring diets to genetic predispositions for disease prevention (3). |
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- 29th Sep, 2026
Take part in the 3rd research symposium “Metaverse meets Health” on 29 September 2026 at the FernUniversität in Hagen, exploring the future of immersive technologies and AI in healthcare 🧠💻🏥.
This interdisciplinary event brings together researchers and practitioners to discuss the opportunities and challenges of Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality, Mixed Reality, and Artificial Intelligence across fields such as medicine, nursing, rehabilitation, and emergency care.
Participants are invited to submit contributions showcasing innovative research or pilot projects. Submissions can be presented either as part of an interactive exhibition or through a research talk 🎤🧪.
🗓 Event date: 29 September 2026
📍 Location: FernUniversität in Hagen
📩 Submission deadline: 15 June 2026
Join the conversation and help shape the future of digital health innovation 🚀✨
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- 30th Sep, 2026 - 2nd Oct, 2026
🌟 Shaping Health Together: Facing Societal Challenges 🌟
The annual joint congress of leading medical societies is set to explore how health care can evolve to meet the challenges of our changing society. 💡 With rising costs, fragmented care, and social inequalities impacting health, experts agree it’s time for evidence-based policies that truly put people at the center.
This year, in celebration of DEGAM’s 60th anniversary, the congress will be held for the first time in collaboration with the German Society for Social Medicine and Prevention (DGSMP), the Evidence-Based Medicine Network (EbM-Netzwerk), and the German Society for Medical Sociology (DGMS). Together, they will bring diverse perspectives to develop innovative solutions for today’s health challenges.
Join the discussion from September 30 to October 2, 2026, in Göttingen and help shape the future of health care. 🤝✨