AIDA at UEG Week 2025 in Berlin

AIDA was delighted to participate in UEG Week 2025 in Berlin, one of Europe’s most important events for digestive health professionals.

Members of the consortium presented progress in developing the AI diagnostic assistant designed to detect precancerous lesions earlier in the disease pathway. They also exchanged insights on how personalised treatment and monitoring strategies could be implemented across Europe.

UEG Week provided an excellent opportunity to strengthen collaborations, gather expert feedback, and share AIDA’s vision for reducing gastric cancer burden through advanced technology and multidisciplinary cooperation.

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