Faroe Islands symposium: Science talks to the IBD community

Did you know that the Faroe Islands have the highest incidence of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) in the world?

Whether you’re personally affected by IBD, involved in research, or simply curious, we warmly invite you to a 1-day IBD symposium hosted by the EU-funded miGut-Health project. This event brings together leading researchers, local voices, and international experts to share the latest developments in IBD research, prevention, and care.

🔍 What to expect:

• Presentations on cutting-edge science from Harvard Medical School, Hvidovre Hospital, and local Faroese experts

• Insights into the Faroe Islands cohort and environmental health research

• Roundtable with researchers and the Faroese IBD patient organisation

• Dialogue and networking opportunities for all participants

Speakers

Prof. Andre Franke, coordinator of the miGut-Health project
Prof. Magni Mohr, Dean of the Universi­ty of the Faroe Islands
Dr Johan Burisch, Gastrounit, Hvidovre Hospital, partner in miGut-Health project
Dr Herborg Johannesen, Senior medical doctor, board certified endocrinologist at the National Hospital of the Faroe Islands
Dr Pal Weihe, Adjunct Professor at the Universi­ of the Faroe Islands
Ms Asta av Vollanum, representative of the Faroe Islands patient organisation
miGut-Health researchers
Prof. Ashwin Anantakrishnan, MBBS, MD, Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School

🪪 Spaces are limited – secure your free spot by June 6!

Click here so register.

View the full programme and additional information here.