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IrSPEN 2017 Conference bring an audience of 250 delegates
Select speaker presentations now available for your perusal on our Conference 2017 webpage
New HRB funded study confirms hunger reduction behind success of obesity surgery
Roux-en-Y gastric bypass and Sleeve gastrectomy does not affect food preferences when assessed by an ad libitum buffet meal Nielsen, M.S., Christensen, B.J., Ritz, C. et al. OBES SURG (2017).
IrSPEN policy Seminar 2017 highlights urgent need for intestinal failure unit
Services for patients with complex nutritional problems in Ireland are inadequate, experts have insisted. Good nutrition is key among people affected by or recovering from illness, however malnutrition and disease
Listen to Professor Francesco Rubino, Chair of Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery, on the growing problem of obesity in Ireland.
Click here to listen to Professor Rubino’s NewsTalk podcast
2017 Conference Exhibitors
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Experts discuss low awareness of obesity as a disease requiring treatment
2017 IrSPEN Policy Seminar: Facing the obesity challenge in Ireland 1. Differentiating between strategies for prevention of obesity and treatment Professor Francesco Rubino, Metabolic & Bariatric Surgery, Kings College Hospital
