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ESPEN 2025 – The Global Meeting Point for Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism

An international congress at the crossroads of science, innovation, and collaboration

The 47th ESPEN Congress on Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism, taking place in Prague from September 13 to 16, 2025, represents far more than a scientific gathering: it is a true global meeting point where science, innovation, and collaboration converge to improve nutritional care for patients. Organized by MCI Switzerland, the event brings together close to 4,800 participants physicians, dietitians, nurses, pharmacists, and researchers united by a common goal: advancing clinical nutrition and metabolism to directly impact the quality of care.

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Over 4 days, the program features 101 sessions, 5 satellite symposia, and 21 LLL courses. Scientific output is highlighted by 1,516 abstracts submitted, resulting in 77 oral communications and more than 900 posters, complemented by 10 poster tours dedicated to in-depth discussions of research. The faculty includes 142 international experts.

At the heart of this congress, scientific rigor and academic excellence are showcased through plenary lectures, symposia, oral sessions, poster presentations, and practical workshops. The program also includes LLL (Live Learning & Live Courses), recognized as leading references in continuing education, enabling participants to strengthen their expertise in key areas such as nutrition in intensive care, the management of chronic diseases, and innovative approaches in micronutrition and nutrigenomics. ESPEN also presents updated practical guidelines, offering clinicians evidence-based recommendations that are both up to date and directly applicable in daily practice.

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Beyond the scientific sessions, the congress serves as a catalyst for international collaboration. It fosters the exchange of experiences, the dissemination of best practices, and the creation of multicenter projects that will help harmonize care protocols at the European and global levels. Key challenges addressed include the integration of scientific advances into clinical practice, the fight against malnutrition, and the widespread adoption of ESPEN guidelines in diverse healthcare settings.

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