12 WORLD GASTROENTEROLOGY NEWS OCTOBER 2017 Editorial | Expert Point of View | WCOG at ACG 2017 | WDHD News | WGO & WGOF News | WGO Global Guidelines | Calendar of Events To access the 10 Tips for People Liv-ing with IBD flyer or to download a PDF version, visit http://www.world-gastroenterology. org/wgo-foundation/ wdhd/wdhd-2017/tools-and-resourc-es# 10 Tips Flyer. The WGO Global Guideline and Cascade on IBD is featured as a useful resource for WDHD 2017, as well. The Global Guideline and Cascade is available in English, French, Manda-rin, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. WGO Supporting Global Guideline and Cascade on IBD To access the guideline or to down-load a PDF version, visit http://www. worldgastroenterology.org/wgo-foun-dation/ wdhd/wdhd-2017/tools-and-resources# IBD Guideline. Discover How Our Colleagues Support WDHD 2017 To extend the reach of the campaign, WGO enlists the support of our Member Societies, Training Centers, Regional Affiliate Associations and organizational partners. Contribu-tions from our colleagues this year include a blog post and a video. Select the respective link below to view their contributions! American College of Gastroenterol-ogy (ACG) Blog Post - http://www. worldgastroenterology.org/wgo-foun-dation/ wdhd/wdhd-2017/tools-and-resources# ACG Blog United European Gastroenterology (UEG) IBD Journey Video - http:// www.worldgastroenterology.org/wgo-foundation/ wdhd/wdhd-2017/tools-and- resources#UEGVideo Join the WDHD 2017 Conversation To show your continued support for WDHD 2017 on social media, join the conversation and interact with WGO by snapping, posting and shar-ing original photos and videos of your WDHD celebrations. Tag WGO on Facebook (World Digestive Health Day - WDHD) and/or Twitter (@ WGOF_WDHD), and include the hashtags #WDHD2017 and #Yearo-fIBD in your posts. We are interested to see how you are TAKING AC-TION for IBD! About WDHD 2017 Every 29 May, the World Gastroenter-ology Organisation (WGO) cel-ebrates World Digestive Health Day (WDHD) and initiates a worldwide, public health campaign through its more than 100 member societies and regional affiliates which reach over 50,000 individual gastroenterologists, hepatologists, GI surgeons, and other health care professionals worldwide. Each year focuses upon a particular digestive or liver disorder, with the focus for 2017 being Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). Led by Chairman, Dr. Charles Bernstein (Canada), the goal of the WDHD 2017 campaign is to raise awareness of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, a group of idiopathic chronic inflammatory intestinal conditions. WDHD aims to provide a broad overview of this increasingly common disease by providing gastroenterolo-gists, their patients and the lay public, with an understanding of the latest basic and clinical research in the pathogenesis, investigation, and treat-ment of IBD. ‘Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD): Navigating Evolving Therapies in an Evolving Disease’ is the WDHD campaign theme for 2017 and seeks to translate research into clinical practice and facilitate commu-nication between physicians, phar-macists, allied health professionals, healthcare payers, and the public. To extend the reach of the campaign, WGO enlists the support of our Member Societies, Training Centers, Regional Affiliate Associations and organizational partners. To show your continued support for WDHD 2017 on social media, join the conversation and interact with WGO by snapping, posting and sharing original photos and videos of your WDHD celebrations. Led by Chairman, Dr. Charles Bernstein (Canada), the goal of the WDHD 2017 campaign is to raise awareness of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, a group of idiopathic chronic inflammatory intestinal conditions.
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