The United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Week 2014 in Vienna is just around the corner. The conference kicks off on Saturday the 18th of October and judging from the program it will be a very interesting and inspiring event with so much to choose from that you will hardly be able to make up your mind about what to attend.
The general UEG website has now changed to the UEG Week Live site, which can be accessed here; however, you can still access the regular site here.
The programme for the entire venue can be downloaded here. There is also a very useful conference app (look for 'UEG Week 2014' in iTunes or go here), and a pathways tool, which you can download here.
However, I would like to invite you on a guided tour of some of the #UEGWeek topics for your inspiration. So, if you're interested in the clinical management and research developments in upper GI diseases, particularly in Helicobacter pylori, you may want to visit this blog post.
There's a panoply of interesting presentations and discussions on the menu for those who, like me, take an interest in the role of gut microbiota in health and disease, and to guide you through the jungle of treats, we developed this post. I doubt that there will be a lot on common intestinal microbial eukaryotic communities, but I'll try and see if I can stimulate the debate here and there...!
The general UEG website has now changed to the UEG Week Live site, which can be accessed here; however, you can still access the regular site here.
The programme for the entire venue can be downloaded here. There is also a very useful conference app (look for 'UEG Week 2014' in iTunes or go here), and a pathways tool, which you can download here.
However, I would like to invite you on a guided tour of some of the #UEGWeek topics for your inspiration. So, if you're interested in the clinical management and research developments in upper GI diseases, particularly in Helicobacter pylori, you may want to visit this blog post.
There's a panoply of interesting presentations and discussions on the menu for those who, like me, take an interest in the role of gut microbiota in health and disease, and to guide you through the jungle of treats, we developed this post. I doubt that there will be a lot on common intestinal microbial eukaryotic communities, but I'll try and see if I can stimulate the debate here and there...!
