The 7th Amrita International Public Health Conference (AIPHC) 2025 returns as a premier gathering of healthcare professionals, researchers, and thought leaders from around the globe. Organized by the Departments of Community Medicine and Public Health in association with the Departments of Endocrinology and Gastroenterology from Amrita Hospital, this year’s conference centers on the theme “Metabolic Health Matters: Pathways to Prevention & Wellness.”
As metabolic disorders continue to rise globally, creating unprecedented challenges for healthcare systems and communities worldwide, AIPHC 2025 brings together cutting-edge research, clinical expertise, and public health insights to explore comprehensive approaches to metabolic health. Join us as we examine evidence-based prevention strategies, innovative wellness interventions, and sustainable population health solutions that can transform how we address metabolic conditions, from diabetes and obesity to cardiovascular disease.
Join us once again as we unite to tackle metabolic health challenges and explore wellness opportunities.
The 7th Amrita International Public Health Conference (AIPHC) 2025 returns as a premier gathering of healthcare professionals, researchers, and thought leaders from around the globe. Organized by the Departments of Community Medicine and Public Health in association with the Departments of Endocrinology and Gastroenterology from Amrita Hospital, this year’s conference centers on the theme “Metabolic Health Matters: Pathways to Prevention & Wellness.”
As metabolic disorders continue to rise globally, creating unprecedented challenges for healthcare systems and communities worldwide, AIPHC 2025 brings together cutting-edge research, clinical expertise, and public health insights to explore comprehensive approaches to metabolic health. Join us as we examine evidence-based prevention strategies, innovative wellness interventions, and sustainable population health solutions that can transform how we address metabolic conditions, from diabetes and obesity to cardiovascular disease.
Date : December 5-6, 2025
Join us once again as we unite to tackle metabolic health challenges and explore wellness opportunities.
This year, we will be hosting a dedicated Collaborative Meet designed to foster meaningful partnerships among faculty members and interested postgraduate researchers. This meeting will bring together participants who share common research interests, creating opportunities to explore potential collaborations, share ongoing projects, and develop innovative multi-institutional research initiatives. Whether you’re investigating population-based prevention strategies, clinical interventions, or community wellness programs, this session will provide the ideal platform to connect with like-minded researchers, discuss methodological approaches, and establish collaborative networks that can advance the field of community health research.
Interested participants can indicate their willingness to join this session during the registration process, and we will contact them with further details.
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Early Bird Registration ends
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Pre-Conference Workshop
7th AIPHC
Category |
Early Registration (up to Oct 31, 2025) |
Late Registration (Nov 1 – 30, 2025) |
Spot Registration |
Non-Amrita Delegates |
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PG Residents & PhD Scholars |
₹ 4500 |
₹ 5500 |
₹ 6000 |
MPH Scholars |
₹ 2500 |
₹ 2750 |
₹ 3000 |
Faculty / Health Professional |
₹ 5500 |
₹ 6500 |
₹ 7000 |
International Delegates |
USD 120 |
USD 140 |
USD 175 |
UG Students/ Interns* |
₹ 1000 |
₹ 1250 |
₹ 1500 |
Pre- Conference Workshop |
+ ₹ 1500 |
+ ₹ 1500 |
NA |
Pre- Conference Workshop: International Delegates |
USD 35 |
USD 50 |
NA |
Amrita Delegates* |
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Amrita PG / PhD/Faculty |
₹ 1000 |
₹ 1250 |
₹ 1500 |
Amrita UG Students/ Interns |
₹ 500 |
₹ 550 |
₹ 750 |
* No Conference Kit GST 18% will be applicable Accompanying person: ₹ 2000 per head |
The Department of Community Medicine, Amrita Institute of Medical Sciences, Kochi endeavors to serve the dual purpose of evolving cost effective primary health care to the community through its rural and urban training health centers and providing value-based medical education, by following a student friendly, need oriented and evidence based curriculum.
Department of Community Medicine &
Department of Public Health,
School of Medicine, Kochi
Kerala, India