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International Conference on Medical Anthropology and Public Health

20 - 21 Oct 2026 Auckland, New Zealand Standard / Physical Participation
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ICMAPUH conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 3 - Good Health and Well-being SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 10 - Reduced Inequalities
01 Cultural Practices in Healing +
This track explores the diverse cultural practices associated with healing across various societies. It aims to understand how these practices influence health outcomes and community well-being.
02 Ethnomedicine and Local Health Systems +
Focusing on the role of ethnomedicine, this track examines how traditional healing systems interact with formal health care structures. Discussions will highlight the integration of local knowledge into contemporary health practices.
03 Social Determinants of Health +
This session investigates the social determinants that influence health disparities within populations. It aims to provide insights into how socioeconomic factors shape health outcomes and access to care.
04 Global Health Challenges +
This track addresses pressing global health challenges, including pandemics and health inequities. Participants will discuss strategies for improving health systems and outcomes on a global scale.
05 Traditional Medicine and Modern Health Care +
Exploring the intersection of traditional medicine and modern health care, this session will examine how these two paradigms can coexist and complement each other. Case studies will illustrate successful collaborations and challenges.
06 Community Health Initiatives +
This track focuses on grassroots community health initiatives aimed at improving public health outcomes. Participants will share best practices and innovative approaches to community engagement and health promotion.
07 Epidemiology and Cultural Context +
This session delves into the cultural contexts that shape epidemiological research and findings. It aims to highlight the importance of incorporating cultural perspectives in understanding disease patterns.
08 Health Policy and Cultural Competence +
Focusing on health policy, this track examines the necessity of cultural competence in policy formulation and implementation. Discussions will explore how policies can better address the needs of diverse populations.
09 Illness Narratives and Public Health +
This session invites exploration of illness narratives and their implications for public health. By understanding personal stories of illness, we can better address the needs and experiences of affected individuals.
10 Wellbeing and Cultural Resilience +
This track investigates the concept of wellbeing through the lens of cultural resilience. It will explore how cultural practices contribute to individual and community health and resilience in the face of adversity.
11 Innovations in Medical Anthropology +
This session highlights innovative research methodologies and theoretical frameworks in medical anthropology. Participants will discuss how these innovations can enhance our understanding of health and illness in diverse contexts.