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COVERAGE

The organizing committee aims to follow the rich tradition of ESBRA Congresses with presentations on basic research and clinical practice as poster sessions, oral sessions and symposia. Leading scientists in the field will give and state-of-the-art lectures. You will have the opportunity for in depth information about prevention, treatment, social and psychological aspects of alcohol use disorders, as well as basic and clinical aspects of alcohol related pathologies.


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TARGET AUDIENCE

The congress aspires to be an ideal place for researchers, clinicians, and students to interact and share ideas. The Organizing Committee of the ESBRA 2019 Congress expects to offer a platform for building European and worldwide collaborations and networks in the field of Alcohology. In the spirit of the above principles we hope to organize a scientific program that encourages the ignition of innovative ideas in a thoughtful and friendly environment.


Scientific program

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Henry-Kransler

Henry Kranzler

Professor of psychiatry – University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA

Title of the invited presentation:

« Applying Precision Medicine to Alcohol and Drug Use Disorders »

Shilpa-Chokshi

Shilpa Chokshi

Head of Viral Hepatitis and Alcohol Research Group – Kings College London, UK

Title of the invited presentation:

« Immunotherapeutic strategies for Alcoholic Liver Disease – why, how and when? »

Helmut-Seitz

Helmut K. Seitz

Distinguished Professor for Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology and Alcohol Research – University of Heidelberg, Germany
Hidekazu-Tsukamoto

Hidekazu Tsukamoto

Professor of Pathology and Director for Res Ctr for ALPD and Cirrhosis – University of Southern California, Los Angeles, USA

Title of the invited presentation:

« ASH-NASH synergism and its underlying mechanisms »

Reinout-Wiers

Reinout Wiers

Professor of developmental psychopathology – University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands

Title of the invited presentation:

« Cognitive biases, cognitive training and treatment. »

Markus-Heilig

Markus Heilig

Professor of Neuro Psychiatry – Linköping University, Sweden

Title of the invited presentation:

« How we all got addiction wrong: One lever at a time »

Philippe-de-Timary

Philippe de Timary

Full clinical Professor – Université Catholique de Louvain, Brussels, Belgium

Title of the invited presentation:

« Brain gut axis in alcohol use disorders »