Free
3hours 30mins
eSYMPOSIUM 2020
eSYMPOSIUM 2020Wednesday 18 November 2020
14:00 – 17:30 GMT (London)
15:00 -18:30 CET (Brussel, Amsterdam, Berlin)
Recorded Webinars
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IBS – Optimising Outcomes: Latest in Diet and Lifestyle
Kirsten Jackson
Dementia and Nutritional Care: New Insights
Alexandra Rees, Sophia Cornelius
The Gut Microbiome and Probiotics
Alison Clark, Professor Simon Gaisford and Nigel Denby
Symposia
Our Symposia are CPD accredited. Register now to view a session.
SOMETIMES LIFE DEMANDS A CHOCOLATE BAR
NO SUCH THING AS RACE IN THE HUMAN SPECIES
Upcoming e-Symposia and Masterclasses
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Nutrition for Net Zero: How are Dietitians Contributing?
Most dietitians recognise the importance of Net Zero, but lack of training and resources is holding back wider action in practice
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A closer look at the latest SACN and COT report, breaking down the findings
Dementia and Nutrition – Your Top Questions Answered
Key questions around the role of nutrition in dementia care
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