Thank you for attending!

Thank you for joining us at the AIDA Webinar: Fighting against Helicobacter Pylori: Experience Based on 10 Years of the HpEuReg. Your presence and active participation made the event a resounding success. If you were unable to attend, you can watch the recording here.
We would also like to ask for your participation in a survey, conducted as part of the AIDA project, designed to investigate citizens’ knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour regarding chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa and explore the best channel to inform people about this under-discussed health condition. Please spread the word about the survey and help us develop a smart AI tool to detect cancer earlier! Please feel free to forward this survey to your network to help us understand the views and needs related to this topic.
The survey is available in multiple languages: 
🇬🇧 👉https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/919165?lang=en
🇵🇹 👉 https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/872374?lang=pt
🇳🇱 👉 https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/415576?lang=nl
🇱🇻 👉 https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/464112?lang=lv
🇱🇹 👉https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/454558?lang=lt
🇫🇷 👉 https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/165953?lang=fr
🇪🇸 👉 https://digestivecancers.limesurvey.net/727798?lang=es
We would also like to ask for your participation in a survey conducted as part of the AIDA project, designed to investigate citizens’ knowledge, attitudes, and behaviour regarding chronic inflammation of the gastric mucosa and explore the best channel to inform people about this under-discussed health condition. Please spread the word about the survey and help us develop a smart AI tool to detect cancer earlier! Please feel free to forward this survey to your network to help us understand the views and needs related to this topic.

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