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The Reflux Monitoring - Hands-On Course in Tel Aviv on April 4th, 2024, focused on GERD diagnosis and management, featuring extensive lectures and practical sessions. Over 30 specialists in Neurogastro and motility engaged in discussions on clinical, physiological, and technical challenges related to GERD.

On today's IBS Day 2024 (and all other days): The ESNM is committed to research, diagnosis, and treatment of gastrointestinal function in health and disease. The main clinical focus areas are intestinal disorders (IBS, dyspepsia, GERD etc.), post-infectious conditions, visceral pain syndromes, the microbiome, and non-intestinal disorders affecting bowel function. Sign up for our newsletter to stay up to date on IBS and other topics!

We're pleased to announce that the recordings of NeuroGASTRO2023 are now available for viewing! To access the recordings, simply visit our website and log in to your NeuroGASTRO2023 account.

Whether you missed a session or simply want to revisit the wealth of knowledge shared during the conference, you can now access the presentations, talks, and discussions at your convenience.

In a recent publication in Neurogastroenterology & Motility published in April 2023, Sperber AD and colleagues conducted the Rome Foundation Global Epidemiology Study, comparing face-to-face interviews and internet surveys as data collection methods. The findings underscore the need for a nuanced understanding of data collection methods, particularly in the context of global epidemiological studies.

Important news for anyone interested in presenting their research findings on irritable bowel syndrome. Take your chance and participate in the international congress IBS Days on 17-19 June in Bologna, Italy. Submit your abstract by 12 April. Further information can be found on the congress website www.ibsdays.it

From February 16th to 18th the annual meeting of the DGNM took place in Freising, Germany. This year’s meeting included a special symposium with international speakers to honour the 20 years anniversary of the Foundation of Neurogastroenterology and particularly his founder Prof. Dr. Thomas Frieling.

The LBBB organizing committee encourages all early/mid-career researchers to apply to the upcoming meeting in Thailand! This includes final-year PhD students, post-docs or junior faculty members within 7 years of receiving terminal degree (MD, PhD). Applications from basic, clinical and industry research will be accepted. Topics include, but are not limited to: developmental studies, inflammation, functional disorders, gut-brain axis, therapy and drug discovery.

How will  gut microbiome remedies transform your practice to improve GI patient care?  Discover next-gen therapies and probiotics at GMFH2024, March 23-24, in Washington. Don't miss out on the opportunity to engage with the forefront of gut microbiome research. We are looking forward to meeting you in Washington!