Preventing addiction requires coordinated public health strategies that address social determinants, education, policy, and community engagement. Prevention programs are essential for reducing the overall burden of addiction on society.
This track examines health promotion campaigns, policy development, school and workplace prevention programs, harm reduction initiatives, and population-based interventions. Discussions will highlight successful public health models from around the world.
Attendees will gain valuable knowledge on developing comprehensive prevention strategies, strengthening community partnerships, and implementing evidence-based policies that promote healthier and addiction-free communities.