4.1 Disease-related malnutrition: new perspectives to optimise patient outcomes

Chair Dr. Trevor Smith (UK)

• An update on the management of malnutrition in the community: Challenges and opportunities to improve patient care.
  Dr. Trevor Smith (UK)
• Managing malnutrition with individualized nutritional care.
  Dr. Peter Collins (AU)
• A timely challenge: addressing nutritional needs to support immune function.
  Prof. Philip Calder (UK)

4.2 Latest developments in muscle-targeted nutritional therapy

Chair Prof. Andrea Maier (NL)

• Nutrition and exercise strategies for optimal muscle recovery in patients with sarcopenia.
  Prof. Luc van Loon (NL)
• Sarcopenia awareness and physical performance outcomes in clinical practice.
  Prof. Andrea Maier (NL)
• New evidence on the role of muscle-targeted nutritional therapy in rehabilitation.
  Dr. Emanuele Cereda (IT)

4.3 New guidelines on nutritional therapy as an integral part of Cancer care

Chair Prof. Paula Ravasco (PT)

• Nutrition as part of the multidisciplinary approach to cancer treatment.
  Prof. Alessandro Laviano (IT)
  
• New ESMO cachexia guidelines and ESPEN guidelines on nutrition: What is the difference?
  Dr. Jann Arends (DE)
  
• From guidelines to clinical practice.
  Prof. Paula Ravasco (PL)

5.1 High protein enteral feeding strategies in the ICU & post-ICU

Chair Prof. Arthur Van Zanten (NL)

• New news in the value of nutritional management in ICU.
  Prof. Arthur Van Zanten (NL)
  
• Protein in ICU, can we deliver what guidelines prescribe?
  Dr. Lee-anne Chapple (AU)
  
• Strategies for post-ICU nutritional management.
  Dr. Emma Ridley (AU)

5.2 Virtual hands-on feeding tube placement

Introduction.

• Virtual hands-on feeding tube placement.
  Anette Vaagan (NO)

5.3 Long term enteral feeding: patient & clinician insights

Chair Dr. Pawel Kabata (PL)

Long term enteral feeding between experience and evidence:

• Patient insights: Living with it – Interview.
  Claudia Braunstein & Monika Beyer (DE)
• Enteral nutrition to cover the calorie deficit: Can be? Should be? Must be?
  Dr. Rolf Schaefer (DE)
• When and how long term enteral feeding can help?
  Dr. Pawel Kabata (PL)

6.1 Aging and nutrition: spotlight on sarcopenia and cognitive decline

Chair Prof. Miia Kivipelto (FI/SE)

• Changes in nutritional demands as we age: implications on health status of older adults.
  Prof. Lisette de Groot (NL)
  
• Sarcopenia in the community: current gaps in nutritional management.
  Prof. Jűrgen Bauer (DE)
  
• Findings from NUDAD.
  (Nutrition – the Unrecognized Determinant in Alzheimer’s Disease)
  Prof. Wiesje van der Flier (NL)
  
• World-Wide FINGERS program: prevent cognitive decline using a multi-domain lifestyle intervention including nutrition.
  Prof. Miia Kivipelto (FI/SE)

6.2 Timely management of patients with MCI/ early Alzheimer’s

Chair Prof. Miia Kivipelto (FI/SE)

• The challenge of detecting Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI).
  Prof. John Harrison (UK)
  
• Managing Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) patients.
  Dr. Bernadette McGuinness (UK)
  
• Specific nutritional intervention in prodromal Alzheimer Disease: results from a 3-year LipiDiDiet clinical trial.
  Prof. Tobias Hartmann (DE) at CTAD
  

6.3 Practical nutritional guidance to navigate the Stroke patient journey

Chair Prof. Pere Clavé (ES)

• Nutritional management across the Stroke care continuum: an MDT consensus.
  Dr. Anne Holdoway (UK)
• Practical guidance on screening and management of Dysphagia in acute Stroke.
  Prof. Rainer Dziewas (DE)
  
• Assessing healthcare costs of post-Stroke Dysphagia and its complications.
  Prof. Pere Clavé (ES)

3.2 The Power of Breastfeeding

Chair Prof. Meng Mao (CN)

• Benefits and barriers of effective breastfeeding – the first evidence-based guidelines for breastfeeding support in China.
  Prof. Meng Mao (CN)
  
• Probiotics – an exciting and powerful strategy in mastitis prevention.
  Prof. Juan Miguel Rodriguez (ES)
  
• Every drop counts – insights on global prevalence of mixed milk feeding and related drivers & practices.
  Prof. Carlo Agostoni (IT)

10.1 Key note lecture: Critical milestones in infant formula development

Prof. Hania Szajewska (PL)

10.2 The first 1000 days: a unique window of opportunity to shape the future

Chair Prof. Bernd Stahl (NL)

• Learning from nature: Human milk, a key driver for gut microbiota and immune development.
  Dr. Maria Carmen Collado (ES)
• Bifidobacteria and early life: A healthy combination.
  Prof. Douwe van Sinderen (IE)
• Human Milk Oligosaccharides: The old and new frontier.
  Prof. Lars Bode (US)

10.3 Factors influencing the early gut colonization and its lifelong impact

Chair Prof. Jan Knol (NL)

• Antibiotic treatment in early life has long-term consequences.
  Prof. Samuli Rautava (FI)
  
• Nutrition intervention strategies for cesarean section- induced alterations in the microbiotagut-brain axis.
  Prof. John Cryan (IE)
  
• The infant gut microbiome and impact on growth.
  Dr. Ruairi Robertson (IE) – On demand

10.4 The biotics family in early life and their role on immunity

Chair Prof. Seppo Salminen (FI)

• Feeding the microbiome – Prebiotics and human milk oligosaccharides.
  Dr. Mohamad Miqdady (UAE)
  
• The exciting potential of the newest biotics family member – postbiotics.
  Prof. Flavia Indrio (IT)
  
• How can synbiotics modulate the microbiota and shape the immune system?
  Prof. Nikos Papadopoulos (GR)

9.1 Practical view on the diagnosis of Cow’s Milk Allergy (CMA)

Chair Dr. Mário Vieira (BR)

• Hints and tips on the diagnosis of CMA.
  Dr. Carina Venter (US)
  
• A practical guide to supporting breastfeeding infants with CMA.
  Dr. Vicki McWilliam (AU)
  
• A practical approach to choosing the right hypoallergenic formula for your infant with CMA.
  Dr. Rosan Meyer (UK)

9.2 Synbiotics in allergy management: Gut microbiota and immune defense in CMA

Chair Dr. Mário Vieira (BR)

• Cause and effect of an imbalanced GI microbiota in early life.
  Prof. Harald Renz (DE)
• Synbiotics from science to clinical application where are we now?
  Prof. Udo Herz (DE) and Prof. Seppo Salminen (FI)
• Clinical benefits of synbiotics beyond the dietary management of infants with cow’s milk allergy.
  Prof. Anna Nowak-Węgrzyn (US)

9.3 Nutritional management of Functional Gastrointestinal Disorders (FGIDs)

Chair Dr. Mário Vieira (BR)

• Clinical presentation of FGID’s and the overlap with CMA in infants.
  Dr. Mário Vieira (BR)
• What’s new in the dietary management of infant regurgitation.
  Prof. Yvan Vandenplas (BE)

9.4 Panel discussion of 9.1, 9.2, 9.3 Allergy sessions

Chair Dr. Mário Vieira (BR)

Latest perspectives in the practical diagnosis and management of CMA and FGID’s.

15:15 – 16:45

7.1 Dietary management in Inborn Errors of Metabolism (IEMs): from the history of specialized nutrition to new learnings about the microbiome in early life.

Chair Dr. Anita MacDonald (UK)

• History of specialized nutrition for the dietary management of IEMs.
  Dr. Anita MacDonald (UK)
• Establishing the Gut Microbiota in Early Life: why it matters in IEMs?
  Dr. Kelly Tappenden (US)

7.2 The Medical Ketogenic Diet: past, present and future

Chair Dr. Anita MacDonald (UK)

• 100 years of Ketogenic Diet in Epilepsy.
  Prof. Eric Kossoff (US)
• Emerging contributions of the GUT microbiome to the Ketogenic Diet.
  Prof. Elaine Hsiao (US)

8.1 New clinical implementation strategies to support children’s growth in the new norm

Chair Prof. Peter Sullivan (UK)

• The Challenge of Growth Monitoring with Remote Consultations.
  Dr. Luise Marino (UK) & Dr. Rosan Meyer (UK)

8.2 Gastrointestinal tract as an intelligent organ

Chair Prof. Peter Sullivan (UK)

• Gastrointestinal tract as an intelligen organ in enteral feeding.
  Prof. Nikhil Thapar (AU)

8.3 A new Screening Tool to identify undernutrition & feeding/swallowing difficulties in children with Cerebral Palsy

Chair Prof. Peter Sullivan (UK)

• The Feeding & Nutrition Screening Tool (FNST) for children with Cerebral Palsy.
  Dr. Kath Benfer (AU)

8.4 Clinical insights into the assessment and management of children on the Picky Eating spectrum

Chair Prof. Peter Sullivan (UK)

• Top tips for HCPs: nutritional assessment & management of Picky Eating.
  Chris Smith (UK)
  
• Avoidance Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID): The latest clinical insights.
  Rebecca Thomas (US)

Lessons learned

Prof. Peter Sullivan (UK)