ECCO'24: The latest in inflammatory bowel disease
The 19th Congress of ECCO (ECCO'24) in Stockholm, Sweden, was a bustling hub of innovation and collaboration in the realm of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). With over 7,200 participants from 99 countries, the congress dove deep into the latest advancements in IBD research and treatment under the theme 'Crossing Borders in IBD'.
From discussions on basic science to clinical trials and personalized treatment approaches, ECCO'24 was a melting pot of ideas and breakthroughs. Notable presentations included Nurulamin Noor's unveiling of the PROFILE trial results, shedding light on the efficacy of top-down treatment strategies in Crohn's disease. Updates from trials like VIVID 1, COMMAND, and PIZZICATO also captured significant attention for their insights into novel therapeutic avenues.
The congress also marked the launch of the REACH strategy, a visionary roadmap outlining goals for enhancing IBD care globally. With a focus on rapid diagnosis, equitable access, sustainable care, understanding disease causes, and holistic treatment approaches, REACH promises to steer future ECCO initiatives towards impactful outcomes.
The 'crossing borders' ethos of ECCO'24 was further reflected in the diverse array of topics covered, ranging from nutrition to endoscopy, and from IBD care disparities worldwide to the intricate links between metabolism and intestinal inflammation. Attendees were not only treated to cutting-edge scientific discussions but were also encouraged to think beyond traditional boundaries in tackling the complexities of IBD.
For those unable to attend the congress in person, on-demand content from ECCO'24 is available online until May 24, 2024, ensuring that the wealth of knowledge shared at the event can continue to inspire and inform even after the curtains have closed.
As the curtains draw on ECCO'24, the stage is set for the 20th Congress of ECCO scheduled for February 2025 in Berlin, Germany. With the momentum of this year's congress propelling the field forward, the next gathering promises to be another milestone in the journey towards conquering the challenges posed by IBD.
ECCO'24 was not just a meeting of minds; it was a declaration of commitment to pushing boundaries, fostering inclusivity, and revolutionizing the landscape of IBD care. Through shared insights, spirited debates, and a collective drive for progress, ECCO'24 has left an indelible mark on the future trajectory of IBD research and treatment.
Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41575-024-00917-0
From discussions on basic science to clinical trials and personalized treatment approaches, ECCO'24 was a melting pot of ideas and breakthroughs. Notable presentations included Nurulamin Noor's unveiling of the PROFILE trial results, shedding light on the efficacy of top-down treatment strategies in Crohn's disease. Updates from trials like VIVID 1, COMMAND, and PIZZICATO also captured significant attention for their insights into novel therapeutic avenues.
The congress also marked the launch of the REACH strategy, a visionary roadmap outlining goals for enhancing IBD care globally. With a focus on rapid diagnosis, equitable access, sustainable care, understanding disease causes, and holistic treatment approaches, REACH promises to steer future ECCO initiatives towards impactful outcomes.
The 'crossing borders' ethos of ECCO'24 was further reflected in the diverse array of topics covered, ranging from nutrition to endoscopy, and from IBD care disparities worldwide to the intricate links between metabolism and intestinal inflammation. Attendees were not only treated to cutting-edge scientific discussions but were also encouraged to think beyond traditional boundaries in tackling the complexities of IBD.
For those unable to attend the congress in person, on-demand content from ECCO'24 is available online until May 24, 2024, ensuring that the wealth of knowledge shared at the event can continue to inspire and inform even after the curtains have closed.
As the curtains draw on ECCO'24, the stage is set for the 20th Congress of ECCO scheduled for February 2025 in Berlin, Germany. With the momentum of this year's congress propelling the field forward, the next gathering promises to be another milestone in the journey towards conquering the challenges posed by IBD.
ECCO'24 was not just a meeting of minds; it was a declaration of commitment to pushing boundaries, fostering inclusivity, and revolutionizing the landscape of IBD care. Through shared insights, spirited debates, and a collective drive for progress, ECCO'24 has left an indelible mark on the future trajectory of IBD research and treatment.
Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41575-024-00917-0
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