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6th International Congress on Infectious Diseases, will be organized around the theme “Global Strategies & Innovative Techniques to Tackle Infectious Diseases and Prevention, Control”

Infection Congress 2019 is comprised of 26 tracks and 128 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Infection Congress 2019.

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Consuming contaminated foods or beverages causes foodborne diseases. The beginning of symptoms may occur within minutes to weeks and regularly occur as flu-like symptoms. Symptoms of infected person are nausea, vomiting, diarrhea or fever as the symptoms are flu-like many people may not recognize that the sickness is caused by bacteria or other pathogen in food. Foodborne disease can be prevented by proper cooking or by processing the food to kill the pathogens.

 

  • Track 1-1Contamination
  • Track 1-2Biological Food Borne Illness
  • Track 1-3Chemical Illness
  • Track 1-4Physical Foodborne illness
  • Track 1-5Symptoms
  • Track 1-6Prevention

A pandemic is a worldwide spread of new disease which occurring on a large scale usually affecting a large number of people. Pandemics can also occur in important agricultural organisms or in other organisms. Biosecurity has multiple meanings and is defined differently according to various disciplines. The department works to ensure continued market access for our products and to maintain our high standards for emergency response.

 

Occupational health, or workplace health and safety (WHS), is a multidisciplinary field concerned with the safety, health, and welfare of people at work. It mainly focuses on primary prevention of hazards and also deals with all aspects of health and safety in work place. The main objectives of OHS is the maintenance and promotion of workers health and working capacity and development of working place and working values in a way to support health and safety at work.

 

Diseases spread between animals to humans are zoonotic diseases. Zoonotic diseases are spread by viruses, bacteria, parasites, and fungi. Symptoms and signs are different for zoonotic diseases caused by parasites other people may have symptoms such as diarrhea, muscle aches, and fever. When animals such as cows are infected with parasites such as Cryptosporidium or Trichinella food can also be some source of zoonotic diseases.

 

  • Track 6-1Human Zoonotic Disease Surveillance
  • Track 6-2Epidemiology
  • Track 6-3Emerging zoonotic viral diseases
  • Track 6-4Rabies
  • Track 6-5Blastomycosis
  • Track 6-6Psittacosis
  • Track 6-7Bioterrorism Diseases
  • Track 6-8Hendra virus
  • Track 6-9Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus
  • Track 6-10Nipah virus
  • Track 6-11coronavirus
  • Track 6-12West Nile virus
  • Track 6-13Zoonosis

\ Most of the terminology used to define the host-microbe interaction has been in use for nearly a century. Later, new information about the attributes of microbes and their hosts resulted in the understanding that the host pathogen interaction does not always result in disease. This recognition, in turn, led to the introduction of terms to explain states in which microbes exist within hosts without causing overt disease and why some microbes only cause disease in certain hosts. Commensal, carrier state, and opportunist were terms put forth to account for microbes and conditions that were sometimes associated with disease but for which Koch's postulates could not be fulfilled for one reason or another.

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  • Track 7-1Cell Biology of Host Pathogen Interactions
  • Track 7-2Host Interactions
  • Track 7-3Pathogenecity
  • Track 7-4Mechanisms of Pathogenesis
  • Track 7-5Cell Biology of Host Pathogen Interactions
  • Track 7-6Current Pathogenic Treatment Methods

Airborne diseases are caused by pathogens that can be transmitted through air. When an infected person coughs, sneezes, or talks, spewing nasal and throat secretions into the air airborne diseases can be spreader. Tuberculosis (TB) is primarily an airborne disease caused by the bacteria Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which are spread person-to-person through the air. This bacteria mainly affects the lungs, but may adversely affect other organs.

 

  • Track 8-1Types of airborne diseases
  • Track 8-2Treatment
  • Track 8-3Treatment
  • Track 8-4Complications
  • Track 9-1NTDs Drug Discovery & Infectious Diseases
  • Track 9-2NTD Vaccines: Approaches and Challenges
  • Track 9-3Translational Strategies to Prevent NTD’s & Infectious Diseases

Infections of nervous system are generally known as neurological infections. The most challenging neurological disorders among the nervous system are viral and immune mediated disorders. Multiple sclerosis is one of the most common neuro immune disorders, and the most common viral infection of the nervous system is HIV. The progressive loss of neurons, resulting in significant cognitive and motor dysfunction is common to both disorders.

 

  • Track 10-1Fungal
  • Track 10-2Protozoal
  • Track 10-3Bacterial
  • Track 10-4Viral
  • Track 10-5Post-infectious diseases
  • Track 10-6Meningitis
  • Track 10-7Encephalitis
  • Track 11-1Anti-inflammatory herbs
  • Track 11-2Herbal Medicine-Importance and Usage
  • Track 11-3Herbal Medicine Research
  • Track 11-4Herbal Product research and development
  • Track 11-5Advanced Developments and Current Research in Traditional Medicine
  • Track 11-6History and Evolution of Traditional and Complementary Medicine
  • Track 11-7Herbology
  • Track 11-8Traditional medicines Side effects and complications
  • Track 11-9Applications of Traditional Medicine & Chronic illness Treatment
  • Track 12-1Odontogenic Infectious Diseases
  • Track 12-2Periodontal Disease
  • Track 12-3Gingivitis
  • Track 12-4Herpangina
  • Track 12-5Oral Herpes

Infection of the lungs or airways is known as chest infection. The main types of chest infection are bronchitis and pneumonia. Most viruses lead to increase in bronchitis, whereas most bacteria lead to increase in development of pneumonia. When an infected person coughs or sneezes infections are usually spread. Virus or bacteria fluid droplets into the air, where they can be inhaled in by others cause infections.

 

  • Track 13-1Chronic Pulmonary Infections
  • Track 13-2Acute bronchitis
  • Track 13-3Pneumonia
  • Track 13-4Diagnosis and Treatment
  • Track 14-1Types of infections
  • Track 14-2communicable diseases
  • Track 14-3Transmissible diseases 
  • Track 14-4Contagious diseases
  • Track 14-5Manifestations of infection
  • Track 14-6Factors Affecting the Immune System

Outbreaks of preventable infectious diseases are difficult to maintain. Despite the introduction of vaccines many decades ago, many people grasp the prominence of getting   vaccinated in order to avoid the preventable infectious diseases. Vaccines are very cheap, highly effective and available for everyone. However outbreaks happen all the time.

 

  • Track 15-1Diseases Outbreaks
  • Track 15-2Vaccines & Immunizations
  • Track 15-3Travelers Health
  • Track 15-4Pandemic
  • Track 15-5Bioterrorism & Chemical Radiological
  • Track 15-6Nuclear Emergencies

Fever which including Ebola and Marburg, Lassa fever, and yellow fever viruses with a group of four families of viruses is viral Hemorrhagic fever. Damage of blood vessels and affect to organs and affect to body ability to regulate itself  are the common features of  VHFs. Protozoan diseases caused by  four species of  plasmodium genus is malaria. VHFs cause mild diseases but some like Ebola or Marburg, cause severe diseases and death.

Health improvement maintained by Prevention, diagnosis and treatment of diseases, illness, injury, and other physical and mental injuries in human. Healthcare is conveyed by health experts in related health fields. Doctors and doctor allies are a part of health care. 

  • Track 17-1Hand Hygiene
  • Track 17-2Disinfection and Sterilization
  • Track 17-3Multidrug Resistant Organisms
  • Track 17-4Blood Borne Pathogens
  • Track 17-5Seasonal Flu
  • Track 17-6Pandemic Flu
  • Track 17-7MRSA
  • Track 17-8Biological Agents

If a child is suffering with periodic or persistent diseases caused by any infectious agents like bacteria, fungi, parasite or any other rare infection are Pediatric infectious diseases. Children with acquired or inherited disorders of immune system estimated and treated by division of Pediatric infectious diseases and provide guidance on travel immunization.

 

  • Track 18-1Perinatal HIV and Breast Feeding
  • Track 18-2Recent Epidemics
  • Track 18-3Fungal and Bacterial Infections
  • Track 18-4Neonatal Congenital Infections
  • Track 18-5Health care intervention
  • Track 18-6Vaccines and Immunization
  • Track 18-7General Pediatrics

Infections that are passed from one person to another through sexual contact is known as STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases). Bacteria, parasites, yeast and viruses are the causes of sexually transmitted diseases, there are more than 20 types of STDs example genital herpes, gonorrhea, HIV/AIDS, syphilis and trichomoniasis etc. STDs affect both men and women, but in many cases health problems are severe for women. STDs caused by bacteria, yeast or parasites can be treated by antibiotics, there is no cure for STDs caused by virus but medicines can help in prevention and control.

 

 

  • Track 19-1HPV
  • Track 19-2Gential Herpes
  • Track 19-3Chlamydia
  • Track 19-4Gonorrhea
  • Track 19-5HIV/AIDS
  • Track 19-6Syphilis
  • Track 19-7Hepatitis

The transmission of communicable diseases in all health care aspects is required for    infection prevention and control. Some prevention must be followed like sanitation, hand washing, food and water safety and vaccination for infection prevention and control to decrease the spread of microorganisms and diseases. Antimicrobial agents are also used to prevent infections caused by animals.

 

 

  • Track 20-1Hand Hygiene
  • Track 20-2Infection Control Precautions
  • Track 20-3Personal Protective Equipment
  • Track 20-4Respiratory Program
  • Track 20-5Antimicrobial Resistance
  • Track 20-6Injection Safety

Chemical substances or drugs that are used to kill or slow the growth of microbes are antimicrobial agents. There are different types of antimicrobial drugs based on the organism they act against example antibiotics acts against bacteria and antifungal agents act against fungi. Synthetic chemicals as well as chemical substances or metabolic products made by microorganisms and chemical substances derived from plants can also be treated by antimicrobial agents.

 

  • Track 21-1Chemotherapy
  • Track 21-2Antifungal
  • Track 21-3Antiviral
  • Track 21-4Antibacterials
  • Track 21-5Antiparasitics
  • Track 21-6Antimicrobial Pesticides

The study of epidemiology of infectious disease involves the occurrence, frequency and factors of infections in populations. Infectious diseases are one of the major causes of sickness and death around the world.  Infectious diseases implement and evaluate involvements at the individual and community level to prevent infection and, among those with infections, to inhibit development of disease or disease-associated death and ill health.

 

  • Track 22-1Public Health
  • Track 22-2Surveillance and Detection
  • Track 22-3Genomic Research
  • Track 22-4Chronic Diseases

The newly recognised and earlier unknown infections which cause public health problems either locally or globally are Emerging infectious diseases.  Infections showing upward trends in frequency or occurrence worldwide have appeared in areas where they are not earlier found. Infectious that is known earlier, had fallen to low levels that they were no longer recognized public health problems.

 

  • Track 23-1Dengue Fever
  • Track 23-2Malaria
  • Track 23-3Malaria
  • Track 23-4Meningitis
  • Track 23-5Rabies
  • Track 23-6Cholera
  • Track 23-7Polio

Infectious diseases are caused by organism bacteria, viruses, fungi or parasites. Infection can be passed from direct contact person to person, insects or animals bite, contaminated food or water or organisms exposed environment. Signs and symptoms may vary depends on the organism causing the infection, but regularly includes fever and fatigue. Some of the mild infections can treat by rest and home remedies, while some deadly infections may require hospitalization.

 

  • Track 24-1Skin contact or injuries
  • Track 24-2Airborne germs
  • Track 24-3Contaminated food or water
  • Track 24-4Tick or mosquito bites
  • Track 24-5Sexual contact

Microbes and Infection is an advanced research topic in all fields of the study of infection and immunity. Infection congress covers the topics under this track are host response and inflammation, fungal and parasitic infections, microbial immunity and vaccines and molecular genomics.

 

  • Track 25-1Host response and inflammation
  • Track 25-2Fungal and parasitic infections
  • Track 25-3Molecular genomics
  • Track 26-1Mechanisms of molecular pathogenesis
  • Track 26-2Virulence factors
  • Track 26-3Cellular microbiology
  • Track 26-4Experimental models of infection
  • Track 26-5Host resistance or susceptibility
  • Track 26-6Innate and adaptive immune responses