United European Gastroenterology Week (UEGW) is a 4-day annual congress, bringing together digestive health experts from around the world to share the latest multidisciplinary research and advancements. UEGW is returning next week for 2026- taking place in Barcelona and online, from October 17 – 20. With over 118 countries represented and 12000 delegates in attendance in 2025, this penultimate event for digestive health experts continues to grow year after year.
UEGW brings together digestive health experts from around the world to share the latest multidisciplinary research and advancements, as well as facilitating the Postgraduate Teaching (PGT) programme. The UEG Week and PGT programmes deliver scientific highlights through engaging, interactive sessions, with real-time Q&A for both in-person and virtual attendees.
Organised by United European Gastroenterology (UEG) – the leading non-profit organisation for excellence in digestive health in Europe and beyond. They aim to improve the prevention and care of digestive diseases through providing top tier education, supporting research and advancing clinical standards.
The CRE-TGH is excited to announce that several of our researchers have had posters accepted for display at UEGW 2026.
- Ren Yutang, with “The association between psychological morbidity and gastroesophageal reflux disease: a primary care network study on the impact of overlapping disorders of gut brain interaction” (Presented by Prof. Nick Talley)
- Stella-Maris Egboh, with the following posters presented by Dr Kerith Duncanson
- “Investigating The Oral Microbiome As A Possible Biomarker For Disorders Of Gut Brain Interaction”
- “Prevalence And Patterns Of Co-Existing Avoidant/Restrictive Food Intake Disorder And Disorders Of Gut Brain Interaction: A Systematic Review And Meta-Analysis”
- Emily Hoedt and Kerith Duncanson, with “Microbiome‑driven Histidine Metabolism Contributes To Histamine Signalling In Irritable Bowel Syndrome” (Presented by Dr Kerith Duncanson)
- Ronen Ben Jacob, with “Mortality Risk In Chronic Constipation, Irritable Bowel Syndrome, And Functional Dyspepsia In Primary Care Patients” (Presented by Prof. Nick Talley)
- Natasha Koloski, with the following posters presented by Prof. Nick Talley;
- “Prior Abdominal And Pelvic Surgery Is Associated With An Increased Risk Of A Subsequent Diagnosis Of Disorders Of Gut–Brain Interaction In Primary Care “
- “Is There An Association Of Ovarian Cancer And Disorders Of Gut Brain Interaction In Primary Care?”
- “Disorders Of Gut-Brain Interaction (Dgbi) And Parkinson’s Disease: Are Dgbi A Risk Factor For Neurodegenerative Disease?”
Registrations are still open- visit the UEGW page here to find out more.