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Milan 2022

Theme: Microbiota and Probiotics: Chances and Challenges! 

13th – 14th October in Milan, Italy.

Scientific programme (pdf)

Symposium report in Gut Microbiome

Ghent 2018

Theme: The Role of Probiotics on the Roadmap to a Healthy Microbiota.

19th – 20th April in Ghent, Belgium.

Symposium report in Gut Microbiome

Berlin 2015

Theme: Probiotics, a proactive approach to health

23rd-24th April in Berlin, Germany.

Symposium report in British Journal of Nutrition

London 2013

Theme: The Intestinal Microbiota and Probiotics: Exploiting Their Influence on Health

22nd-23rd April in London, UK

Symposium report in British Journal of Nutrition

Vienna 2011

Them: The Gut and its Role in Health Maintenance

26th-27th May in Vienna, Austria

Symposium report in British Journal of Nutrition

Amsterdam 2009

Theme: The Gut and More – Probiotic Influences Beyond the Gut

18th-19th June in Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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