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International Conference on Medical Sociology and Anthropology

3rd Apr – 4th Apr 2027 Stockholm, Sweden Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Medical Sociology and Anthropology conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 11 - Sustainable Cities and Communities

This track explores the intersections of cultural and social anthropology with health and medicine. It aims to analyze how cultural practices and social structures influence health outcomes and medical practices.

This session focuses on the impact of globalization on health and medical practices across diverse cultures. It invites discussions on how global processes shape local health systems and cultural identities.

This track examines the role of identity and authenticity in health-related narratives and practices. It encourages contributions that investigate how personal and collective identities influence health behaviors and access to care.

This session addresses the health implications of migration, including access to healthcare and the experiences of migrant populations. It seeks to highlight the sociocultural factors that affect health outcomes among immigrants.

This track delves into the intersections of race, culture, and medical anthropology. It aims to explore how racial and cultural identities shape health disparities and medical experiences.

This session focuses on the health challenges faced by cultural minorities and the role of advocacy in addressing these issues. It encourages discussions on culturally sensitive approaches to healthcare and policy.

This track examines the relationship between political struggles and health equity. It invites papers that analyze how political movements and policies impact health access and outcomes for marginalized populations.

This session explores the challenges of rebuilding health systems in post-conflict settings. It seeks to understand the sociocultural dynamics that influence health service delivery and community resilience.

This track addresses the cultural dimensions of mental illness and the various treatment modalities employed across different societies. It aims to foster discussions on the stigma, understanding, and care of mental health issues.

This session investigates the connections between environmental politics and public health outcomes. It encourages contributions that explore how environmental policies impact community health and well-being.

This track examines the social transformations occurring in rural areas and their implications for health and medical practices. It invites discussions on how rural communities adapt to social changes and their effects on health.