5^th International Conference on Biomedicine & Pharmacotherapy September 22-23, 2025 Amsterdam, Netherlands

Prof. Nikolaos Andreas Chrysanthakopoulos was graduated from Dental School, University of Athens in 1998. He has also received another Degree from Faculty of Nursing from University of Athens in 1993. He was attended a program in Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery in 401 General Military Hospital of Athens during 2003-2004. He got specialist in Clinical Oncology, Cytology and Histopathology during 2013-2015. His MSc Thesis titled ‘‘Correlation Between Periodontal Disease Indices and Lung Cancer in Greek Adults: a Case -Control study’’ consists the first in the International literature that was examined the possible association between periodontal diseases and lung cancer. Prof. Chrysanthakopoulos is a 6th year Pre-Grdt Student, and PhD Cand. in Medical School, University of Athens. He has received Outstanding Scientist Awards (Feb 2020, Apr 2020, Oct 2021,Mar 2021) by INSO and VDGOOD Awards, Admirable Scientist Award (Feb 2021) by VDGOOD Awards, Excellence Service Award (Nov 2021) by VDGOOD Awards, Lifetime Achievement Awards (Dec 2021, May 2022) by VDGOOD Awards, and Distinguished Scientist Award (July 2022) by VDGOOD Awards. He is also a Professor of Human Anatomy, Human Physiology and Sports Medicine in Public Institute of Vocational Training of Patra. He has published over 101 manuscripts in International Medical, Oncological and Dental Journals as unique or the 1st author, he is an Editor-in-Chief in 4 International Dental Journals and in 1 International Oncological Journal , Associate Editor in 3 International Dental Journals, Honorable Editor in 2 International Dental Journals, Advisory Board Member in 2 International Dental Journals, Specialty Editor in 1 International Dental Journal, Editor in 16 International Dental Journals, Academic Editor in 1 International Dental Journal, Editorial Board Member in 63 International Dental Journals, Reviewer in 46 International Dental Journals, Associate Editor in 5 International Medical Journals, Honorable Editor in 1 International Medical Journal, Honorary Editorial Member in 1 International Medical Journal, Advisory Board Member in 3 International Medical Journals, Topic Editor in 1 International Medical Journal, Academic Editor in 1 International Medical Journal, Editor in 12 International Medical Journals, Manuscript Editor in 1 International Medical Journal, Editorial Board Member in 101 International Medical Journals, Reviewer in 149 International Medical Journals, Editor in 2 International Oncological Journals, Editorial Board Member in 11 International Oncological Journals and Reviewer in 19 International Oncological Journals. Till now (Nov 2022) he has reviewed more than 1,339 Scientific articles for diverse International Medical, Dental and Oncological Journals. He has also received personal invitations for writing Chapters in several e-Books regarding Dental Anatomy, Oral Health and Periodontics in more than 15 e-Books and to participate in more than 294 International Medical, Oncological and Dental Congresses as a Speaker and as an Organizing Committee Member.

Biomedicine

Dr. Xavier Riaud DDS, PhD in History of Sciences and Technics Laureate and Associate member of the National Academy of Dental Surgery. Free Member of the National Academy of Surgery Fellow of the Pierre Fauchard Academy Knight of the Order of the Academic Palms Knight of the Order of the National Merit 27 books More than 450 publications in 5 languages.

Doctorate in Dental Surgery

Associate professor, Semmelweis University, Faculty of General Medicine,Institute of Pathophysiology

Biomedicine

Albana works as a Lecturer at Medicine University, Tirana, Albania, Faculty of Technical Medical Sciences. She holds PhD from Medicine University, focusing on healthcare women in Albania. She has 15 years of experience in nursing education, and 5 years in " Primary Health Care". In 2008 she became a "Member of the Nurses Order", where she contributes to the ongoing training of nursing staff. She has attended several training, workshops, and conferences national and international. Albana is part of the working group for designing the curriculum of the Professional Master "Family Nursing" at FSHMT, Medical University of Tirana, supported by HAP from 2019. She was part of the workgroup that designed and implemented Non-Communicable Disease protocols in primary health care, which was supported by HAP, a project of the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation. Her interest is focusing on supporting better politics in health and education adapting to the health needs in Albania's recent decades. She strongly believes that the nursing role in the health care setting is more important in an increase of the quality of health care ongoing service to the individuals, families, and community in Albania

Assessing Non-Communicable Disease Burden and Implications for Health Care Systems Background: WHO recently years emphasis on health politics Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs) that presents the world leading deaths. The literature reported that NCD are 1.5 times higher risk in Pow-middle income countries than higher -income countries. Public health in every country worked very hard in update protocol with the best evidence and to improve the politics about modifiable risk. The five leading non-communicable diseases (NCDs) are cardiovascular diseases, diabetes mellitus, respiratory disorders, cancer, and mental health condition. The aim of this study is to assess the burden of non-communicable diseases and its implications for healthcare systems. Methods: The scoping review approach was adapted to provide a summary of the burden of non-communicable diseases (NCDs). A thorough search of literature was conducted to systematically identify and evaluate published studies. Documentary evidence was gathered by searching five databases, including Medline, Google Scholar, PubMed, Web of Science, and Scopus, for articles published between 2015 and 2023. In total, 20 articles met the established inclusion criteria. Results: Our focus were on five major NCD cardiovascular disease leading the major number of deaths about 17.9 million people every year, cancer disease had 9.3 million, chronic respiratory disease nearly 4.1 million and diabetes 2 million, approximately 970 million people live with a mental health disorder. Conclusion: Policymakers in every country need to recognized the challenge of managing non-communicable diseases that governments face in low- and middle-income countries and stressed cooperation between the public and private sectors. Even in attempting to increase access to care and to implement policies advocated by the WHO, far too many governments has experiencing difficulties relating to policy implementation, financing, and manpower shortage. The key determinants for the care of NCDs are geographic and financial access, health literacy, essential medicines, and skilled personnel. The use of mobile technology and information from screening programs can help enhance the delivery of care from a distance. It would take a multisectoral approach to ensure equity in accessing resources for NCD care. Abstract