Conferences on gastroenterology

Some of the top conferences include:

• Digestive Disease Week (DDW) – USA ( 2025)
• United European Gastroenterology Week (UEG Week) – ( 2025)
• European Crohn’s and Colitis Organisation (ECCO) Congress – 2025
• Asian Pacific Digestive Week (APDW) – 2025
• American College of Gastroenterology (ACG) Annual Meeting – 2025
• World Congress of Gastroenterology (WCOG) – 2025 (TBA)

• Gastroenterologists & Hepatologists
• GI Surgeons & Endoscopists
• Researchers & Academics
• Nurses & Allied Health Professionals
• Medical Students & Trainees
• Pharma & MedTech Professionals

• Latest research & clinical updates
• Networking with experts
• Hands-on workshops (endoscopy, ultrasound, etc.)
• CME/CPD accreditation
• Exhibition of new GI technologies

• Check the conference website for submission deadlines.
• Follow formatting guidelines (structured abstract, word limits).
• Submit via the conference portal (e.g., DDW uses their online system).
• Notifications are typically sent 2-3 months before the event.

Costs vary by conference:

• Early Bird (cheaper, 3-6 months before)
• Regular (standard pricing)
• On-site (most expensive)
• Discounts for trainees, members (e.g., AGA, UEG, ACG)

Many conferences now offer:

• Live-streamed sessions
• On-demand access post-event
• Virtual networking & poster sessions

• Submit an abstract for oral presentation.
• Apply for sponsored symposia (industry-supported).
• Contact conference organizers if you’re a recognized expert.

• IBD (Crohn’s, Ulcerative Colitis)
• Liver Disease (NAFLD, Hepatitis, Cirrhosis)
• GI Oncology (Colorectal Cancer, Early Detection)
• Endoscopy & Surgical Advances
• Microbiome & Functional GI Disorders

Some organizations offer:

• Travel grants (AGA, UEG, WGO)
• Young Investigator Awards
• Developing Country Support Programs

• Official conference websites or mobile apps.
• Programs are usually released 1-2 months before the event.