The Poster Hall at DDW® 2017
The Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2017 Poster Hall is a must-visit destination during DDW 2017.
The Trainee and Young GI Lounge at DDW® 2017
The DDW Trainee and Young GI Lounge is a space dedicated to trainee and young GI attendees.
Navigating DDW® 2017: Pearls of Wisdom from an Attendee
As a first-time attendee, navigating Digestive Disease Week®(DDW) can be an overwhelming but exciting experience, especially since there are over 400 original presentations and over 4,000 posters.
Winning DDW®: How to Get the Most Out of Your Experience
Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) can be overwhelming and intimidating for the first-time attendee, but it doesn’t have to be.
Congratulations to the DDW Basic Science Travel Award Recipients
Twenty basic scientists were selected from a pool of 257 applicants to receive a $1,000 travel grant to attend DDW 2017.
Navigating DDW® 2017: A Fellow’s Perspective
As a general gastroenterology fellow who has been involved in the meeting since 2010, I would like to share tips to gastroenterology fellow colleagues and other trainees so that you can arrange and prepare for the most useful schedule possible.
DDW® 2017 Exhibit Hall Preview
With Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2017 less than one month away, it’s a good idea to start planning how and where your time will be spent. The Exhibit Hall is most definitely worth your time. Open May 7-9 in Chicago’s McCormick Place, South Hall A from 9:30 a.m. to 4...
Further Your Liver Exploration at DDW® 2017
The Liver Diseases and Transplantation and Microbiome in Gastrointestinal and Liver Diseases Tracks will make it easy for you to stay on your course of liver discovery at DDW 2017.
GI Technologies and Procedural Innovations
Staying ahead of the curve when it comes to new medical technology is exceedingly important for GI professionals, and DDW helps you to do just that.
Stomach and Small Bowel Disorders at DDW® 2017
Use the Online Planner to discover DDW 2017 sessions and exhibitors pertaining to the Stomach and Small Bowel Disorders Track.
