DEAR COLLEAGUES,
On behalf of the French-Speaking Society for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism (SFNCM), we would like to invite you to the 42nd ESPEN Congress 2020 which will be held for the fourth time in France and for the first time in Lyon.
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Important Dates
Abstract Submission Deadline
15 April 2020
Registrations Open
February 2020
Scientific
- Plenary: Cuthbertson lecture and Wretlind Lecture
- ESPEN Symposia: Research Fellows’ & Clinical Trials
- Best abstracts session
- 8 Oral Communications sessions
- Poster Presentations
Educational
- 16 LLL courses and 1 TTT-LLL course
- Updated courses on pediatric II, home parenteral nutrition, sports and nutrition in older adults
- 2 Case discussions: COPD patient and a patient after bariatric surgery
Online
- Enteral nutrition
- Liver diseases
- Nutrition in adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy and congenital myopathies
- Nutrition in older people
- Nutrition and bone
- Vitamins
Eating disorders
Food allergy and disease
Intestinal microbiota
Nutrients and muscle anabolism
Nutrients and the immune system
Nutrigenomics
Nutrition and cardiorespiratory disease
Nutrition and cognition
Nutrition and the kidney
Nutrition in children
Nutrition in the older patient
Nutrition in transplantation
Oncology
Public health nutrition
Critically ill
Vitamins and micronutrients
Weight change
Located in the heart of Europe, half-way between Paris and the Cote d’Azur, and at the foot of the Alps, Lyon’s layout, featuring two rivers and three hills, makes this an unusual city. You can travel to the new Confluence district from the Medieval and Renaissance Vieux-Lyon (Old Lyon) district by boat, climb to the heights of La Croix Rousse to the north or Fourvière in the west and take in the panoramic view of the city with 2000 years of history. Lyon is the ancient capital of Gaul with a rich history of more than 2000 years.
Located in the heart of Europe, half-way between Paris and the Cote d’Azur, and at the foot of the Alps, Lyon’s layout, featuring two rivers and three hills, makes this an unusual city. You can travel to the new Confluence district from the Medieval and Renaissance Vieux-Lyon (Old Lyon) district by boat, climb to the heights of La Croix Rousse to the north or Fourvière in the west and take in the panoramic view of the city with 2000 years of history. Lyon is the ancient capital of Gaul with a rich history of more than 2000 years.
Lyon is located in the centre of western europe: every day over 200 direct flights connect the city to over 131 destinations around the world, while the Central Station – Gare de Lyon-Part-Dieu – is very well connected to major european cities through conventional and highspeed trains.. The position of Lyon also makes it easy to reach it by bus or car.
The TCL network facilitates your sightseeing throughout Greater Lyon.
The TCL network comprises 4 metro lines, 5 tramway lines, 2 funicular lines and over 130 bus lines. Use the metros, funiculars, trams and buses to get from one point to another in the city in the short time to discover the maximum number of attractions.