Albanian Friends of YTG

07/01/2026

05/04/2023

18/01/2023

Dear friends,

we are very pleased to invite you to the 2nd European Conference of Young Gastroenterologists!
1st ECYG was held in Zagreb in December 2018 with more than 600 participants from 39 countries. It was a huge success with fantastic feedback and an encouragement for the ECYG team to organize the next meeting.
2nd ECYG was originally planned for May 2020, but unfortunately Covid pandemic disrupted our plans.

So, here we are! May 18-21,2023 for the most memorable experience! continues for 4 full days in the city known as the Pearl of the Adriatic sea- Dubrovnik.
We are looking forward to seeing you soon!
Your ECYG team

14/11/2022

Summer School!! 🤓

Calling all clinicians: Our beloved hands-on, face-to-face Summer School course returns June 9 – 10, 2023 in Prague 😍 Save the date! https://bit.ly/3qTAD6C 📆

Young GIs, take it upon yourself to advance your knowledge and remain up to date on the latest developments by gaining insights, input, and expertise from our star-studded faculty! Find out more while you wait by having a look at our programme – then we look forward to seeing you in Prague.

Not a young GI? We also call upon our Associates at advanced career stages to help spread the word and encourage their trainees to save the date for this extremely beneficial educational and social experience.

04/08/2022

Don't miss Friday's webinar "Best Practice in Upper Gastrointestinal Bleeding"! Learn from experts as they talk about the latest advancements in upper GI bleeding. You don't want to miss it!

Click the link to register: https://themeetinglab.eventsair.com/wgo-webinar-series/

01/07/2022

DID YOU KNOW: Certain foods that are higher in FODMAPs, such as dairy-based products and mangoes, apples, pears and watermelon can cause digestive distress in individuals with a sensitive gut?

A low-FODMAP diet, which contains a limited amount of FODMAPs, should be the first-line treatment option considered for those experiencing discomfort.

Making a minor dietary adjustment to maintain a low-FODMAP diet can alleviate symptoms related to certain GI conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome.

Learn how adjusting your food choices and portion sizes can help manage symptoms in our GI Patient Center: https://patient.gastro.org/low-fodmap-diet/.

23/06/2022

Interesante

Join us on June 28 for a lively discussions which will explore the link between diet, lifestyle and the gut microbiome, as well as the missing links towards a healthier future. Learn more about the event and register: https://bit.ly/39ASKZl

19/05/2022