Track Categories
The track category is the heading under which your abstract will be reviewed and later published in the conference printed matters if accepted. During the submission process, you will be asked to select one track category for your abstract.
Addiction Medicine focuses on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of substance-use disorders, behavioral addictions, and co-occurring medical conditions. This session will explore evidence-based treatment models, withdrawal management, relapse prevention, and emerging therapeutic innovations. Experts will share insights on improving patient outcomes and strengthening clinical frameworks in addiction care.
Sub Tracks:
1.1 Substance Use Disorder Management
1.2 Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
1.3 Relapse Prevention Strategies
1.4 Withdrawal Management Approaches
1.5 Integrated Addiction Treatment Models
Psychiatry plays a crucial role in understanding, diagnosing, and treating mental, emotional, and behavioral disorders. This session will highlight the latest advancements in psychiatric evaluation, therapeutic approaches, and multidisciplinary care for individuals with complex mental health needs.
Sub Tracks:
2.1 Psychiatric Assessment & Diagnosis
2.2 Neuropsychiatric Disorders
2.3 Psychopharmacological Treatments
2.4 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
2.5 Integrative Psychiatry Approaches
Behavioral Addiction explores non-substance-related compulsive behaviors such as gaming, gambling, internet overuse, and shopping addiction. This session will emphasize clinical characteristics, neurobiological mechanisms, diagnostic frameworks, and emerging therapeutic interventions for managing these disorders.
Sub Tracks:
3.1 Internet & Gaming Addiction
3.2 Gambling Disorder
3.3 Compulsive Shopping
3.4 Smartphone
3.5 Behavioral Addiction Therapy Models
Anxiety and Depression represent the most common mental health disorders globally. This session will examine diagnostic tools, neurobiological pathways, innovative treatment options, and community-based strategies to enhance mental health resilience and patient recovery.
Sub Tracks:
4.1 Major Depressive Disorder
4.2 Generalized Anxiety Disorder
4.3 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Approaches
4.4 Neurochemical Imbalance & Mood Disorders
4.5 Holistic & Lifestyle-Based Interventions
Neuroscience of Addiction focuses on understanding how addictive substances and behaviors alter brain circuits, reward pathways, and decision-making processes. This session will present cutting-edge research using neuroimaging, biomarkers, and neurobiological models to develop targeted treatments.
Sub Tracks:
5.1 Brain Reward Pathways
5.2 Neuroimaging in Addiction
5.3 Neuroplasticity & Craving
5.4 Genetic & Epigenetic Factors
5.5 Neurocognitive Impairment in Addiction
Adolescent Addiction examines how substance use and behavioral dependencies develop among teenagers, focusing on early exposure, peer influence, emotional challenges, and neurodevelopmental vulnerability. This session highlights screening tools, school-based interventions, counseling models, and preventive strategies tailored to youth populations.
Sub Tracks:
6.1 Early-Onset Substance Use
6.2 Adolescent Brain Development & Risk
6.3 School-Based Prevention Programs
6.4 Family and Community Interventions
6.5 Digital Behavior & Teen Addiction
Drug Addiction focuses on the impact of opioids, stimulants, cannabis, and emerging psychoactive substances on health, behavior, and social well-being. This session will discuss treatment protocols, harm-reduction policies, detoxification approaches, and evidence-based programs for managing chronic dependence.
Sub Tracks:
7.1 Opioid Use Disorder
7.2 Stimulant & Cocaine Addiction
7.3 Prescription Drug Misuse
7.4 Novel Psychoactive Substances (NPS)
7.5 Detoxification & Long-Term Treatment
Youth Addiction focuses on individuals aged 18–25, a critical phase marked by emotional transitions, academic pressure, and exposure to risky environments. This session explores substance use patterns, stress-related behaviors, campus mental health programs, and community rehabilitation frameworks designed for young adults.
Sub Tracks:
8.1 College & University Substance Use Trends
8.2 Stress, Identity & Addiction
8.3 Peer Pressure & Social Influences
8.4 Young Adult Rehabilitation Models
8.5 Early Screening Techniques
Alcohol Addiction remains one of the most prevalent and socially challenging forms of addiction. This session will focus on the biological, psychological, and social dimensions of alcohol dependence, including detox management, relapse prevention, long-term rehabilitation, and public health policy frameworks.
Sub Tracks:
9.1 Alcohol Use Disorder (AUD)
9.2 Behavioral and Pharmacological Treatments
9.3 Alcohol Withdrawal Management
9.4 Alcohol-Related Liver Disease
9.5 Community-Based Alcohol Rehabilitation
Food Addiction explores compulsive eating behaviors, emotional eating patterns, and the neurobiological mechanisms driving dependence on high-fat, high-sugar foods. This session will present clinical guidelines, behavioral therapies, nutritional interventions, and research linking food addiction to obesity and mental health disorders.
Sub Tracks:
10.1 Compulsive & Emotional Eating
10.2 Neurobiology of Food Cravings
10.3 Eating Disorders & Mental Health Link
10.4 Obesity and Addiction Pathways
10.5 Nutritional & Behavioral Interventions
Mental Health is a critical pillar in understanding overall well-being, addressing conditions that affect emotions, behavior, and cognitive functioning. This session explores global mental health challenges, early diagnosis, integrative care models, and community-based approaches. Experts will discuss innovative strategies to strengthen resilience, reduce stigma, and improve access to mental healthcare.
Sub Tracks:
11.1 Global Mental Health Challenges
11.2 Early Detection & Screening Tools
11.3 Community Mental Health Interventions
11.4 Integrative & Holistic Care Approaches
11.5 Mental Health Policy & Advocacy
Psychopharmacology examines the effects of medications on mood, behavior, and neurological function. This session focuses on advancements in psychiatric drug development, personalized medicine, drug interactions, and innovative therapies aimed at improving treatment outcomes in addiction and mental health disorders.
Sub Tracks:
12.1 Antidepressants & Antipsychotics
12.2 Pharmacotherapy for Addiction
12.3 Personalized Psychiatry
12.4 Drug Interactions & Safety
12.5 Novel Therapeutic Agents
Psychiatry Disorder focuses on the diagnosis and management of a wide spectrum of mental conditions including mood disorders, psychotic disorders, personality disorders, and neurodevelopmental issues. This session highlights modern diagnostic tools, therapeutic developments, and case-based discussions to improve clinical decision-making.
Sub Tracks:
13.1 Mood & Bipolar Disorders
13.2 Schizophrenia Spectrum Disorders
13.3 Personality Disorders
13.4 Neurodevelopmental Disorders
13.5 Evidence-Based Treatment Approaches
Psychological Trauma examines the emotional and cognitive impact of distressing life events, including abuse, violence, accidents, and long-term stress. This session covers trauma-informed care, PTSD management, neurobiological effects of trauma, and therapeutic innovations that support recovery and resilience.
Sub Tracks:
14.1 Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)
14.2 Trauma-Informed Care Models
14.3 Childhood Trauma & Long-Term Effects
14.4 Neurobiology of Trauma
14.5 Trauma Counseling & EMDR Therapy
Clinical Psychiatry focuses on the practical application of psychiatric principles in diagnosing and treating patients. This session highlights patient-centered care, advanced clinical assessment methods, therapeutic planning, and multidisciplinary teamwork to improve mental healthcare delivery.
Sub Tracks:
15.1 Clinical Assessment & Diagnosis
15.2 Evidence-Based Treatment Planning
15.3 Integrated Care Pathways
15.4 Psychiatric Emergency Management
15.5 Clinical Case Discussions
Geriatric Psychiatry focuses on mental health conditions affecting older adults, including dementia, late-life depression, anxiety, and substance misuse. This session highlights diagnostic challenges, cognitive assessments, caregiver support models, and innovative therapies designed to enhance quality of life for the aging population.
Sub Tracks:
16.1 Dementia & Cognitive Decline
16.2 Late-Life Depression
16.3 Anxiety Disorders in Older Adults
16.4 Substance Use in the Elderly
16.5 Geriatric Behavioral Interventions
Neurotoxicology focuses on the harmful effects of chemicals, drugs, toxins, and environmental exposures on the nervous system. This session addresses mechanisms of neurotoxicity, long-term effects of drug abuse, biomarker discovery, and protective strategies to reduce neurological damage.
Sub Tracks:
17.1 Drug-Induced Neurotoxicity
17.2 Environmental Toxins & Brain Health
17.3 Neurotoxic Mechanisms & Pathways
17.4 Biomarkers of Neurotoxicity
17.5 Prevention & Neuroprotection Strategies
Psychotherapy & Counseling explores a range of therapeutic approaches used to treat mental health conditions, addiction, trauma, and behavioral disorders. This session highlights evidence-based therapies, counseling frameworks, and innovative digital therapy tools.
Sub Tracks:
18.1 Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
18.2 Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
18.3 Trauma-Focused Therapy
18.4 Group & Family Counseling
18.5 Teletherapy & Digital Counseling Tools
Public Health & Harm Reduction focuses on strategies to minimize the negative health, social, and legal impacts associated with substance use. This session highlights policy frameworks, community-based programs, safe-use strategies, and evidence-based harm-reduction models adopted globally.
Sub Tracks:
19.1 Overdose Prevention Programs
19.2 Safe Injection & Consumption Sites
19.3 Community Harm Reduction Strategies
19.4 Public Health Policy & Addiction
19.5 Global Substance Use Surveillance
Digital & AI in Addiction Care explores how artificial intelligence, machine learning, telemedicine, and digital platforms are transforming addiction diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring. This session introduces innovative tools, predictive models, virtual therapy systems, and data-driven approaches shaping the future of addiction medicine.
Sub Tracks:
20.1 AI Tools for Addiction Screening
20.2 Telemedicine in Addiction Management
20.3 Predictive Analytics for Relapse Prevention
20.4 Mobile Apps & Digital Therapeutics
20.5 Virtual Reality for Behavioral Therapy