Monday, 2nd November Gastrodiet 2015

• The emergence of diet as a therapy for irritable bowel syndrome - William Chey

• The role of FODMAPs in gastric accommodation - Jessica Biesiekierski
• A review of energy expenditure and related health outcomes in cystic fibrosis - Cliona Fennelly
• Women with endometriosis experiencing bowel symptoms benefit from a low FODMAP diet - Judith S. Moore
• Bread challenge in persons with suspected non-celiac gluten sensitivity - Gry I. Skodje
• Food intake in IBS patients versus healthy controls: A case-control study - Ettje F. Tigchelaar
• Low FODMAP advice for patients with irritable bowel syndrome: Long-term outcomes for symptoms and dietary intake - Miranda Lomer

• The history of the low FODMAP diet - Peter Gibson
• How to institute the diet - Jacqueline Barrett
• How to use the low FODMAP diet safely - Heidi M. Staudacher

• How do FODMAPs work? - Robin Spiller

• Who should deliver the low FODMAP diet and what educational methods are optimal? - Miranda Lomer
• The value of breath hydrogen testing - CK Yao
• The challenge of the re-challenge and strategies to adapt the low FODMAP diet to the patient - Caroline Tuck

• Using e-health strategies in delivering dietary and other therapies - Pia Munkholm

• Is the low FODMAP diet ready for primetime as first line therapy for IBS? - Peter Gibson

• When the low FODMAP diet does not work – a dietitian’s toolbox - Emma P. Halmos
• CD63 upregulation on basophils is not a predictor of salicylate sensitivity - Sreepurna Malakar
• Gut-directed hypnotherapy is not inferior to the low FODMAP diet in reducing symptoms associated with irritable bowel syndrome: A randomised clinical study - Simone Peters

The confrence Dinner will be held at the 'Villa Medicea'

7:00PM Bus transfer Monash University - Villa Medicea

7:30PM Drinks

8:00PM Professor Mark Morrison "Should the gut microbiome be the cornerstone of gastrointestinal research?" 

8:30PM Dinner

10:00PM Bus transfer Villa Medicea - Hotels (Giardino, Flora, San Marco, Art Hotel)