About EUROGIN
The Leading International Multidisciplinary HPV Congress
Started in 1993 as a conference where scientific progress and clinical practice converge, EUROGIN shares translational research with an international scientific community aiming at accelerating the reduction of the burden of HPV-related cancers and their mortality.
In cooperation with highly recognized research groups, the EUROGIN conference draws up an inventory of recent scientific research to provide healthcare workers and decision-makers with a comprehensive strategy to fight diseases related to human papillomavirus.
The conference focuses on translating scientific and evidence-based research into clinical practice.
Why attend EUROGIN?
EUROGIN translates HPV research into clinical practice
World-class experts
Our scientific sessions and training courses are delivered by only the best speakers from the academic sector, professionals, and patients of organisations who are at the forefront of HPV research and its associated diseases.
Scientific program
The EUROGIN program takes an educational approach for translational research in human papilloma virus and its related diseases. Sessions also advocate for evidence-based policies that improve public health care services.
Specialized workshops
We provide specialized training courses and clinical workshops to complement your theoretical learning. These cover French sessions, vulvar diseases, colposcopy, anal diseases, head and neck forums, and more.
Networking opportunities
As an in-person International Multidisciplinary HPV conference, EUROGIN facilitates the exchange of ideas and is an ideal place to reconnect with your peers as well as interact with leading experts in this field.
Who should attend EUROGIN?
EUROGIN is for clinicians, researchers, scientists, and professionals who specialize in HPV and its related diseases looking to get the latest update on developments in this field.
Clinicians from several disciplines
including gynecologists, otorhinolaryngologists / head & neck specialists, proctologists, GPs, dermatologists, gastroenterologists, virologists, cytopathologists, oncologists
Cytopathologists - Biologists
Students, residents, young researchers
Basic scientists - Epidemiologists
Health communication specialists
Healthcare decision markers
Governmental and non-governmental institutions
Specialized press & Media
Scientific program
EUROGIN offers a full overview of current scientific developments in the field of cervical cancer and other HPV related diseases.
The program features a forum for high-level scientific exchange involving multiple disciplines, with the aim of translating research into clinical practice. Scientific sessions, clinical workshops, HPV and Head & Neck Forum, among other sessions, offer the latest research.