ESPEN 2025 Highlights – Advancing Clinical Nutrition and Metabolism

The ESPEN 2025 Congress has officially concluded, marking another successful gathering of healthcare professionals, researchers, and industry experts dedicated to advancing clinical nutrition and metabolism.

Held from September 13–16, 2025, in the beautiful city of Prague, Czech Republic, this year’s congress brought together a global community to exchange insights, explore groundbreaking research, and discuss emerging trends shaping the future of clinical nutrition science and practice.

Attendees had the opportunity to engage in interactive sessions, hands-on workshops, and networking events designed to foster collaboration and professional growth across disciplines.

For those who couldn’t attend in person—or who want to revisit the key sessions and discussions—ESPEN 2025 content is now available on DNC.

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→Medical nutrition in oncology: A case for change to address unmet needs

In this webinar, Prof. Riccardo Caccialanza discusses the vital role of medical nutrition in oncology and the need for change to address unmet patient needs. He emphasizes early screening, timely nutritional interventions, and multidisciplinary collaboration to improve outcomes, illustrated by the successful Lombardy pathway. The session equips healthcare professionals with practical insights to integrate structured nutritional care into oncology practice.

→Nutritional care as a patient right: Improving treatment outcomes through data-driven strategies

In this webinar, Prof. Diana Cardenas highlights nutritional care as a fundamental patient right in oncology and calls for greater access to adequate nutritional support. Drawing on data-driven strategies and real-world examples from Gustave Roussy Cancer Center, she illustrates how structured pathways can improve care quality and outcomes. The session empowers healthcare professionals to integrate, audit, and enhance nutritional practices within cancer care.