Thank you to our speakers, sponsors, and delegates who joined us in Boston for the 2nd Precision Medicine in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Summit! If you are interested in the 2025 event, please get in touch at info@hansonwade.com
Uniting Large Pharma, Innovative Biotech & Leading Academics Dedicated to Accelerating Precision Medicine Therapies to Patients in Need
The industry has made unequivocal advances, from tangible progress using artificial intelligence to robust biomarker development, permitting precise prognosis, astute stratification, and meticulous patient monitoring. Unsurprisingly, this is reflected by countless recent approvals, IND filings, and new companies emerging out of stealth-mode.
The Precision Medicine in Inflammatory Bowel Disease Summit returned for the second year, as the most comprehensive, ultra-specialized meeting and united experts to explore developments to fast-track the optimization of drug development and overcome the one-size-fits-all approach to medicine.
What Was New for 2024?
Breakthroughs from AI-driven drug repurposing to the AI-enhanced development of wearable technology to monitor IBD disease state at the brand-new AI & Machine Learning dedicated focus day
Fresh insights from a brand-new speaker faculty, including thought leaders from Bristol Myers Squibb, Takeda, Merck, Seres Therapeutics, Palatin Technologies, Alumis, and many more
With new speakers came new data: attendees gained actionable insights on novel strategies, exciting developments and future perspectives to fast-track development in their field
2024 Expert Speakers Included:
Jan Wehkamp
Vice President & Gastroenterology Disease Area Stronghold Lead, Immunology
Janssen Pharmaceuticals, Johnson & Johnson
Attending Companies Included:
Testimonials
“This meeting presents a great opportunity to connect with others in the Precision Medicine field to share ideas and ways in which to better benefit patients”
Past Attendee, Scientific Director, Precision Medicine & Immunology, AbbVie
“This meeting provides a great opportunity to strengthen the case for precision medicine in IBD which will be hugely beneficial for patients.”
MIT