In September, please join us for the seminal convening of leading researchers and policymakers in the emerging planetary health space. This is the only conference where the Planetary Health Alliance network of over 150 institutions from over 35 countries and other interested institutions and individuals consistently gather to showcase their groundbreaking work, gain insight into strategies to advance planetary health at their home institutions, and inspire and equip the next generation of scholars and practitioners to take on planetary health challenges.

The conference programming is targeted to be accessible to a broad swath of the planetary health community including investigators, teachers, practitioners, policy-makers, and influencers with a purpose of broadening the planetary health community across disciplines, sectors, and geographies.

It’s truly a galvanizing, skills-building, collaboration-forming and informative event.

Organized by the Planetary Health Alliance and Stanford University, through its Woods Institute for the the Environment and the Center for Innovation in Global Health

The 7th Asian Vaccine Conference (ASVAC 2019) which will be held in Yangon, Myanmar on 13-15 September 2019 is one of the region’s most prominent platform for immunization advocates, academics, vaccine manufacturers and practitioners. The event aims to address sustainability in health security in Asia by bringing together key stakeholders to discuss and present clinical perspectives and immunization programs in the region and beyond.

The RSTMH Annual Meeting will examine the changing world from a One Health perspective. Two major themes of surveillance and delivery of healthcare will be considered through the cross-cutting lenses of economics, social sciences and technology. We aim to end the meeting with a clear steer towards what RSTMH should be focusing on operationally and strategically in this space, as one of our priority areas.

Delegates will:

• Explore themes of surveillance and healthcare delivery with a range of speakers and through group discussions.
• Feed in to a panel developing ideas, views and evidence for RSTMH to take forward in the coming year.
• Hear turbo talks on exciting areas in the One Health field.
• Explore how to use behavioural insights and nudge theory to promote diversity in the One Health approach.
• View posters and network with colleagues from around the world at an RSTMH reception on 17 September

Speakers include –

• Graeme Cooke, Deputy Chief Veterinary Officer, DEFRA and SRO for One Health
• Peter Hotez, Dean for the National School of Tropical Medicine, Baylor College of Medicine
• David Molyneux, Editor in Chief, RSTMH International Health
• Sandy Trees, Crossbench member of the House of Lords
• Charlotte Watts, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department for International Development
• Chris Whitty, Chief Scientific Adviser, Department of Health and Social Care
• Many more

Unique opportunity to learn form each other and to meet professionals from the field of #PedsID from all parts of the world.

The only commercially focused AMR conference globally

For pharma & biotech, payers, regulators and their partners

Organized by the International Society for Infectious Diseases (Larry Madoff)