Yann Le Cam, Eurordis Chief Executive Officer and Matt Johnson, Healthcare and Research Director presented in May during an Eurordis webinar the European Reference Networks project. Video of the webinar, including presentation and 1 hour Q&A (please allow 1 minute to […] LEARN MORE
In this video, Graham Slater, EAT Chairman, presents the outcomes arising from the 2014 EA survey.
EAT is delighted to announce that the INoEA (the International Network on Esophageal Atresia) Steering Committee has agreed to act also as the Medical Advisory Board for EAT. The following individuals will therefore become the EAT Medical Advisory Board; we […] LEARN MORE
Dear EA patient, Do you suffer from recurring reflux episodes? Are you prone to respiratory infections and troublesome eating issues that sometimes interfere with your work- or personal life? You’re not alone. And we have the data to show you. […] LEARN MORE
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In a first step toward future human therapies, researchers at The Saban Research Institute of Children’s Hospital Los Angeles have shown that esophageal tissue can be grown in vivo from both human and mouse cells. The study has been published […] LEARN MORE
Surgery is life saving, After-care is life enhancing In July and August 2014, EAT conducted an internet-based international survey of parents/carers and EA patients which generated very nearly 1000 responses. This survey contained 40 questions which, besides capturing each patient’s nationality, […] LEARN MORE
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The 7th international Conference on EA will be held in Istambul, Turkey, in 2025.