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EFCCA is excited to introduce a series of webinars, workshops and initiatives to be launched after the summer break.
EFCCA is excited to introduce a series of webinars, workshops and initiatives to be launched after the summer break.
We are pleased to announce the release of two significant reports that highlight our continuous efforts and achievements in advocating for improved IBD care and quality of life worldwide.
From 7 to 9 June 2024, Brussels hosted the European Federation of Crohn's and Ulcerative Colitis Associations (EFCCA) General Assembly, representing a significant event for our organisation.
We are delighted to present to you the EFCCA PROJECTS DIGEST. This newsletter will include information regarding the 5 Horizon Europe projects, 2 Horizon 2020 projects, and other projects that EFCCA is presently engaged in. The PROJECTS DIGEST will be published every 2-3 months, and we trust it will serve as a valuable resource for delving deeper into our ongoing research initiatives.
We take great pleasure in informing you that EFCCA is one of the 12 partners coming from 9 countries of the consortium for the miGut-Health Project, which has been selected for European funding under the Horizon Europe framework. This project will strive to empower people living with IBD by creating state-of-the-art strategies for early disease prediction, prevention, and health monitoring. This will be achieved through data-driven approaches, personalised preventive interventions (such as nutritional changes), and innovative eHealth solutions.
We’re excited to share our latest edition of the EFCCA Magazine! Discover how EFCCA and its members are making a difference locally and globally, from raising IBD awareness through impactful campaigns advocating for improved healthcare policies. Learn more about our partnerships involving the European Association of Hospital Pharmacists (EAHP), founding members and sister patient organisations of World IBD Day and our involvement in the EU Cross Border Clinical Trials Initiative (EU-X-CT Initiative).
We’re excited to share our latest edition of the EFCCA Magazine! Discover how EFCCA and its members are making a difference locally and globally, from raising IBD awareness through impactful campaigns advocating for improved healthcare policies.
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EFCCA organised the conference "IBD Dialogues: Building Generations" held on 22 February at the ECCO'24 Congress in Stockholm presenting the preliminary results of our study on people with IBD aged +60, which EFCCA carried out together with Leiden University Medical Center.