Tackling the burden of digestive disorders in Europe

Tackling the burden of digestive disorders in Europe - The Lancet

Share ... Over 332 million people are estimated to be living with a digestive disorder in the European region, according to a report from United European ...

Tackling the burden of digestive disorders in Europe - PubMed

Tackling the burden of digestive disorders in Europe.

Tackling the burden of digestive disorders in Europe - The Lancet

Chronic liver diseases, pancreatitis, and gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD) were among the digestive conditions for which age- ...

Elevating digestive health on the EU agenda

Evaluate funding priorities: Notable disparities persist between the burden of many digestive diseases and the level of funding they receive.

Survey of digestive health across Europe: Final report. Part 1: The ...

The final report is organised into two parts: Part 1, The burden of gastrointestinal diseases and the organisation and delivery of gastroenterology services ...

Europe is “failing” to deal with chronic digestive disease burden | UEG

Europe is currently failing to manage the increasing burden inflicted by chronic digestive diseases, according to leading digestive health ...

European Report Highlights Health, Economic Impacts of Digestive ...

They also found that the burden of digestive diseases, as measured by disability-adjusted life years (DALYs), is generally higher in countries ...

A Systematic Analysis of the Global Burden of Diseases Study, 1990 ...

Digestive diseases continue to be a major contributor to the global health care burden, with little to no decrease in prevalence and incidence.

Report: Health and Economic Burden of Digestive Diseases

The report identifies that digestive diseases affect over 300 million people across Europe and the Mediterranean area and that the associated ...

Bridging the Gaps in Digestive Disease Prevention - Euractiv

Leading experts on digestive health presented the latest data and trends at European Parliament, calling for key stakeholders from the European health ...

European Digestive Health Summit: Combatting the burden of ...

Many digestive diseases can be prevented by adopting healthy lifestyles; hence, the event shed light on the pressing nature of these problems ...

How to get Europe's digestive health back in shape

'Digestive Health Across Europe - Issues, Challenges and Inequalities' reveals alarming information in a range of chronic digestive diseases, ...

Young GI Angle: The young perspective of the UEG White Book 2 by ...

It offers a thorough analysis of the public health impacts of digestive diseases and cancers along with an evaluation of their economic effects.

Europe struggling to deal with burden of chronic digestive diseases

Europe is currently failing to manage the increasing burden of chronic digestive diseases, according to a report published today by leading ...

The Burden of Digestive Disease across Europe: Facts and Policies.

The past decade has witnessed a significant increase in the incidence of GI diseases across Europe. There are clear differences in outcomes ...

Key findings from the Pan-European study on digestive diseases ...

... burden of digestive diseases and cancers, and an assessment of the economic impact of digestive diseases. It also gives an exploratory ...

Combatting the burden of digestive diseases through tighter controls ...

European Digestive Health Summit: Combatting the burden of digestive diseases through tighter controls on the alcohol and food industry.

Tackling chronic disease in Europe - IRIS Home

chronic disease. Page 23. Page 24. Chapter 2. Deaths and burden of chronic disease in Europe ... Digestive diseases. 7.12. 5. 0.39. 4. Respiratory diseases. 6.84.

(PDF) Survey of digestive health across Europe: Final report. Part 1

[8] However, the lack of a systematic Burden Survey for digestive system diseases, along with a lack of autonomous surveillance system in China limits the ...

Step Up! Tackling the Burden of Insufficient Physical Activity in Europe

According to OECD and WHO/Europe analysis, this will result in 11.5 million new cases of non-communicable diseases by 2050, costing European Union Member States ...