Θεσσαλονίκη: Ογκολόγος ζητούσε φακελάκι έως 1.500 ευρώ από καρκινοπαθείς για επίσπευση χειρουργείου

Dear colleagues, welcome to Marseille!For Time, which French city was in the top 50 of the most beautiful places in the world in 2022? Marseilles. Marseilles, really? This ranking (1) alongside Bali or the Galapagos is surprising. Crossing point of a hiking trail through Provence, setting for the very recent replica of the Grotte Cosquer, an underwater prehistoric cave decorated with multi-millennium paintings, seat of solar or vegetarian gastronomic innovations, the city would be, according to the famous American media, one of the first cultural destinations in Southern Europe. Already, ten years ago, the awarding of the label of "European Capital of Culture", with the construction of the MUCEM or the Villa Méditerranée, had caused certain prejudices about France's second city to be reconsidered. This is how the local organizing committee of the 39th SFE congress invites you to take a fresh look at the city that is home to the largest French-speaking university (2). Despite the objective success of the "Marseille" congress in 2020, which had to be transformed in a few days into a remote event in the context of the pandemic, we did not want to give up physically welcoming French-speaking endocrinologists eager to update their their knowledge as well as convivial exchanges.The year 2023 being that of the fiftieth anniversary of the official creation in France of the skills of Endocrinology and Diabetology-Nutrition, let us recall that it was in Marseilles that Jean Vague described two morphotypes of obesity at the origin of the still current concept of metabolic syndrome and created the "endocrinological clinic" at the Hôpital de la Conception as soon as the first teaching hospitals were set up. Since then, research activities have continued to be closely linked to hospital activities, particularly for neuroendocrinology under the leadership of Philippe Jaquet and Charles Oliver. The various aspects of endocrinology, diabetes,To meet the challenge of equaling the success of the Nantes congress in 2022, the co-presidents of the Scientific Committee, Estelle Louiset and Bruno Vergès, spared no effort, with the help of the various skills represented in the Committee, to compose an original program highlighting the many innovations of a discipline in rapid progress and their consequences for our practice. Thus, the congress will begin on Wednesday at 2 p.m. and will include a scientific course in parallel with the other usual sessions.So, get a new idea about this city and your discipline, both on the move in the exceptional location of the Palais du Pharo overlooking the Old Port. We look forward to welcoming you to Marseille from October 4 to 7, 2023!For the Local Organizing Committee.Pr Thierry BRUE, President of the Local Organizing Committee

The 2023 ESPGHAN Hepatology Summer School is aimed at young and experienced doctors working in clinical pediatric hepatology. The Hepatology Summer School is designed to:providing knowledge and practical discussion in an interactive environmentoffer unique opportunities to learn from and interact with an expert faculty from various European centres, as well as participants from around the worldgive delegates the opportunity to present their work and/or research and receive feedback from the faculty.After the Summer School, participants will have improved their approach and management of young children with liver disease.The course language is English.

Half of the world population does not have access to proper medical care.  The recent pandemic has put significant pressure on the delivery of healthcare in virtually all other countries. Furthermore, modern lifestyle exemplified by sedentary lives, urban living and work practices, low physical activity, stress, noise, heat stress, and air pollution is behind the growing prevalence of cardiovascular disease, stress, depression, psychological diseases, and immune disruption among others.  This contributes not only to Public Health problems but also to increased health care expenditures.An accumulating multidisciplinary, global body of evidence has documented the strong potential of natural environments including trees, forests, urban and peri-urban forests, parks, gardens and other green spaces to promote and enhance mental and physical health, and the well-being of populations.We must continue to study the multidimensional interactions and relationships between forests and green spaces on one side and human health on the other through an interdisciplinary scientific approach. As an integral part of such efforts, the multidisciplinary World Conference on Forests for Public Health is organized biannually to encourage and promote globally, the sharing of knowledge on the latest research trends.The 3rd World Conference on Forests for Public Health, 4-7 October 2023, in Sherbrooke, Canada, will continue our efforts to find a sustainable direction for the multidisciplinary field of forest, green spaces, and human health.  We will emphasize the global message of this Conference: forests, city forests, parks and other green spaces should be incorporated into International Organizations policies and goals, and into National Public Health systems, policies, and practices for a Healthy and Sustainable society.We warmly thank the organizers of this important conference for their support and guidance.We have the privilege to invite scientists from all over the world to participate and attend the Conference, to present their research results and share their knowledge in this new multidisciplinary area.  Interested citizens and colleagues are also welcome.DR. CHRISTOS GALLIS(Χρίστος Γαλλής)Co-Chair of the FPH 2023 World CongressThe Founder of the World Conference “Forests for Public Health”.Research Director, Forest Research Institute, Hellenic Agricultural Organization “Demeter”, Thessaloniki, Greece.IUFRO Scientific officeholder, Division 6.06.00-Forest, trees and human health and wellbeing, Vienna, Austria.PROF. DOMINIQUE DORIONCo-Chair of the FPH 2023 World CongressProfessor of MedicineDean of the Faculty of Medicine and Health SciencesUniversity of Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, Canada

MAP is the leading congress in precision oncology, designed to provide the latest breaking data in the field of molecular profiling and personalised medicine. The focus of the event is to create a bridge between basic scientists, or people working on new technologies, and medical doctors and healthcare providers. Our globally recognised experts in clinical and precision oncology will welcome delegates for three days of discussions on the latest discoveries in precision medicine, cancer-stromal interactions, clonal evolution, metastatic dissemination and drug response and resistance. The MAP Congress is the result of a solid partnership among Cancer Research UK (CRUK), the European Society for Medical Oncology (ESMO) and Unicancer, all committed to offering the best care to people with cancer worldwide, through oncology education and research. The partner societies have the pleasure of introducing an additional special day at the conclusion of MAP 2023 on 6 October 2023: “RoadMAP to the Clinic 2023: From organ specific to biomarker driven drug development and approval”. Society experts and stakeholders from the scientific community, regulatory and HTA authorities, patient advocates, methodological experts and pharmaceutical industry representatives will participate in sessions comprising lectures and brainstorming discussion on this year’s theme ”How to transform development and registration of precision therapeutics in oncology from organ-specific to histology-agnostic and biomarker driven approvals”, in order to achieve molecularly informed, resource-rational and timely enrichment of the therapeutic armamentarium for our patients.