Health and economic development are two important strands of human progress. Good health is a fundamental pursuit for all, and an essential condition for successful human development.

As the population grows, natural resources are under increasing pressure. Climate change and urbanization have exacerbated the problem. It is essential to identify and intervene for environmental risk, climate change, food insecurity, and health issues.

About 50% global deaths are attributable to noncommunicable disease. It is important to study on major noncommunicable diseases and their intervention measures, from a regional, country-wide, population-based, and family-based perspectives.

​Health inequity and disparity have always been major challenges. The health measurement technology, geographic information systems, machine learning, and digital technology provides us with better means to deal with this challenges.

It is important to identify the chain of transmission and population transmission dynamics of new and re-emerging infectious diseases, and the cost-effective ways of disease prevention and control strategies, by using of modern information technology.

Global health involves the study of relationship between national sovereignty and global action. Global health governance through joint consultation, policy-making, and ideas-sharing will help build a better community to share interests of mankind.

A pivotal role in advancing healthcare system is of medical technology. The related economic assessment provides a scientific basis to conduct efficient and sustainable policies in the global health and medical markets.