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BURDEN, ECONOMIC IMPACT AND RESEARCH GAPS: KEY FINDINGS FROM THE PAN-EUROPEAN STUDY ON DIGESTIVE DISEASES AND CANCERS
About UEG
Founded in 1992, United European
Gastroenterology (UEG) is the leading
non-profit organisation in digestive
health in Europe and beyond, with its
headquarters situated in Vienna.
UEG improves the prevention and care of
digestive diseases and cancers in Europe
through providing top-tier education,
supporting research and advancing clinical
studies. As Europe's home and umbrella
for multidisciplinary gastroenterology, UEG
unites over 50,000 engaged professionals from
national and specialist societies, individual
digestive health experts and related scientists
from all fields and career stages.
To accelerate progress in the field of digestive
health, UEG aims to foster innovation and
excellence in research by supporting research
facilitation and cooperation, as well as
elevating the importance of digestive health
on the public and political stage by acting as
the united voice of European gastroenterology.
Of UEG's extensive network, this booklet
summarises data collected from 44
member countries.
UEG National Member Societies
Albania, Algeria, Armenia, Austria,
Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and
Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czechia,
Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Finland,
France, Georgia, Germany, Greece,
Hungary, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Kosovo,
Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldova,
Montenegro, Morocco, Netherlands, North
Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal,
Romania, Russian Federation, Serbia,
Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine and
the UK.
Burden, economic impact and research gaps.

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