Submit your research on celiac disease to the ISCD - deadline April 7, 2024
Submit your research on celiac disease to the ISCD - deadline April 7, 2024

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Call for papers to ISCD symposium 5-7 September, 2024

ISSCD is an international organization for professionals working with celiac disease and other gluten-mediated human conditions. The primary objective of ISSCD is to promote scientific knowledge concerning celiac disease in its broadest context.

Annually, the international organization ISSCD arranges the International Celiac Disease Symposium (ISCD), providing a platform for physicians, dietitians, researchers, and academics to convene and exchange insights, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field of celiac disease. The 2024 ISCD is scheduled to take place in Sheffield, UK, from 5-7 September.

During this symposium, research on celiac disease is presented. If you are interested in sharing your research in this forum, the submission period for research abstracts for the 2024 symposium is now open. The deadline for submitting papers is 7 April. If you wish to submit an abstract, please use the following link.

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