8th Annual International Conference on Health & Medical Sciences, 4-7 May 2020, Athens, Greece | |||
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| 1 | Infection, Inflammation and Immunity Stream Leader: Dr. George Zahariadis, Academic Member, ATINER & Associate Professor, Faculty of Medicine, Memorial University of Newfoundland in Canada. The aim of the stream is to bring together scholars, focusing on all areas of Infection, Inflammation and Immunity such as: Antimicrobial resistance; Established and emerging infectious diseases threats Vaccine improvements and development; Immune system enhancement/host protection strategies and immunotherapy; Increasingly more relevant and improved pathogen diagnostics; Inflammation and host response pathogenesis; Microbiome; Transplantation; Chronic diseases and cancers caused by infectious agents – prevention, screening, treatment, monitoring | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 2 | Pediatric Health and Diseases Stream Leader: Mr. Marcos Roberto Tovani Palone, Academic Member, ATINER & Specialist in Syndromes and Craniofacial Anomalies, Pediatric Dentistry and Health Management, Ribeirão Preto Medical School, University of São Paulo, Brazil. The aim of the stream is to bring together academics and researchers of all pediatric fields with focus on clinical practice, research in pediatrics and child health. Papers can be about several topics such as pediatric dentistry, pediatric orthopedics, pediatric radiology, pediatric audiology, pediatric healthcare, pediatric surgery and congenital malformations, among others. | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 3 | Epidemiology Academic Responsible: Dr. John Moraros, Academic Member, ATINER & Dean and Professor, Faculty of Health Studies, Brandon University, Canada. Epidemiology is a branch of public health and medicine that deals with the incidence, distribution, trends and control of disease. It is used as a tool for assessing potential causal associations, health needs of a population, delivery of services, program planning, and social policy. This forum deals with general epidemiological research and related issues that are applicable to both infectious and noninfectious diseases. | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 4 | New born Screening Can Save Thousands of Human Lives Academic Responsible: Dr. P. D. Gupta, Academic Member, ATINER & Former, Director Grade Scientist, Centre for Cellular and Molecular Biology, India. Lives and health of those who have no voice should be everybody’s concern. Roughly 8 million children are either still born or die each year with in the first month of their life. This figure never makes a news. Newborn screening is the practice of testing all babies in their first days of life for certain disorders including genetic and metabolic and conditions that can hinder their normal development. Early detection and treatment can help prevent intellectual and physical disabilities and life-threatening illnesses. Most of the conditions included in newborn screening can cause serious health problems if treatment is not started shortly after birth. Prompt identification and management of these conditions may be able to prevent life-threatening complications. A positive result does not mean that a baby definitely has a disease, but it indicates that diagnostic testing, should be performed as soon as possible. If the baby does have the disease, quick follow-up testing can allow treatment or management, such as a special diet, to begin very soon after birth. | Abstract Submitting Form |
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| 5 | The Impact of Experiential Learning in Health Care Management Academic Responsible: Dr. Bonnie L. Robeson, Senior Lecturer, The Johns Hopkins Carey Business School, USA. Health Care and Medicine is dynamic and the changes are occurring at an ever-faster pace. The use of experiential courses in the Health Care management education area, can prepare the leaders of health care for the expected and unforeseen changes in health care. This stream aims to demonstrate both process and the results of experiential learning. | Abstract Submitting Form |
