Webinar: Hydrogen and Methane Breath Testing (An Overview)

Join us for our upcoming webinar on Tuesday 25^th April 2023, called Hydrogen and Methane Breath Testing (An Overview), which we are pleased to announce will be presented by our guest speaker, Melissa Dooley.

Melissa has over 15 years’ experience, (of which 10 years were spent in St. James’s Hospital Dublin) specialising in GI function testing. During her 10 year career in St. James’s Hospital, Melissa took a keen interest in Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth and completed a Masters of Philosophy research project in conjunction with the Department of Surgery. Melissa now works full-time in GastroLife as a Senior Gastrointestinal (GI) Physiologist and is a member of both the Irish Institute of Clinical Measurement Physiologist and The British Society of Gastroenterology. In January 2023, alongside her role in GastroLife, Melissa was appointed as a GI Physiology lecturer in Atlantic Technological University, Sligo.

This webinar will be highly informative with an in-depth wide range of valuable insight into gastrointestinal diseases as well as providing awareness surrounding hydrogen and methane breath testing to aid in the diagnosis of gastrointestinal disorders.

Why should you attend?

• Learn and develop your knowledge about Gastrointestinal Diseases, as well as the information regarding the application of specific diseases of SIBO and IBS.
• Gain a unique perception on hydrogen and methane breath testing, and the benefits of using a range of testing rather than just one test method.
• Discover updated and relevant insight into guidelines and protocols for hydrogen and methane breath testing.
• Confidence that you complete the webinar with an extended knowledge base due to the proficiency in the information provided by an experienced individual.

Who should be attending?

• Gastrointestinal Specialists
• Physiologists
• Gastro Doctors
• Gastro Health Care Professionals
• Consultants

The date for this webinar is Tuesday 25^th April 2023 and will begin at 19:00pm GMT, 10:00am PT, 13:00pm ET. We are excited to use a platform called Zoom for this webinar, and you will need to register via the button below to be a part of the action.