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The Union has been organising conferences around the world on lung health and related issues for over a hundred years.

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World Conference on Tobacco Control 2025

Dublin, Ireland from 23-25 June

The World Conference on Tobacco Control 2025 (formerly the World Conference on Tobacco or Health – WCTOH) is organised by International Union Against Tuberculosis and Lung Disease (The Union) and supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

This Conference serves as a pivotal gathering for tobacco control experts, policymakers, and advocates from around the globe, providing a unique opportunity to share insights and learn about the latest evidence and expertise in tobacco control.

Registration is now open: worldtobaccocontrol.org

The Union World Conference on Lung Health

The Union World Conference on Lung Health is the world’s largest gathering of clinicians and public health workers, health programme managers, policymakers, researchers and advocates working to end the suffering caused by lung disease, with a focus specifically on the challenges faced by low-and lower-middle income populations.

Submissions now open for scientific sessions

The Union World Conference on Lung Health 2025

The world's largest lung health conference will take place at the Bella Center in Copenhagen, Denmark from 18-22 November.

We cannot wait to welcome you to Union Conference 2025, packed full of groundbreaking science, cutting-edge innovations and community engagement (and of course, wonderful networking opportunities).

Submissions are now open for scientific sessions. Learn more at worldlunghealth.org.

Remember, Union Conference 2024 delegates have online access to sessions until 31 March 2025.

Past Union World Conferences

Regional Conferences

The Union’s members work together to organise regional scientific conferences bringing together experts to focus on topics of importance to public health in the region. These events provide an opportunity to present region-specific research, discuss innovative local programmes and offer training targeted to regional needs.

The Union is divided into seven regions to help address lung health and related issues from a regional perspective. Members can network with colleagues who face the same regional challenges and contribute to The Union's deep understanding of local issues.