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SUMMARY:Integrative & Personalised Medicine Congress 2026
DESCRIPTION:The largest integrative medicine event in the UK!\n\n\nThe 2025 congress took place from 19th – 21st June 2025 and welcomed more than 2\,400 healthcare professionals from 54 countries to the prestigious QEII Centre in the heart of London. \nOrganised in association with The College of Medicine UK\, the congress is fast becoming a landmark annual event where the community comes together to discuss the benefits of taking a whole-person\, patient centred approach to health. The congress represents healthcare professionals from a range of modalities including conventional\, integrative\, functional\, lifestyle\, environmental\, complementary and holistic medicine. \nOver three days\, highly acclaimed healthcare professionals from across the globe presented evidence-based research and case studies. By sharing clinical experience\, knowledge and ideas\, doctors\, therapists and practitioners gained a greater understanding that a multi-disciplinary team and whole-person approach can provide the patient with the best possible outcomes. \nThe countdown to 2026 is now on: 18th – 20th June 2026
URL:https://aonm.org/event/integrative-personalised-medicine-congress-2026/
LOCATION:Queen Elizabeth II Centre\, Broad Sanctuary\, London\, SW1P 3EE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260707T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260707T200000
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] Energy Under Siege: Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Chronic Borrelia Infection — and How to Restore It
DESCRIPTION:Energy under Siege – Mitochondrial Dysfunction in Chronic Borrelia Infection and How to Restore It\nProfessor Dr. Brigitte König will be speaking about the role of mitochondrial dysfunction in chronic Lyme disease.  \nBorrelia infection disrupts the mitochondria\, leading to cellular energy failure and persistent symptoms. Her presentation will link mitochondrial bioenergetics to infection-driven dysfunction\, showing that Borrelia is not just an infection but a multisystem energy trap\, resulting in a self-perpetuating mitochondrial crisis—a component that conventional approaches often miss.  \nShe will also provide evidence-based strategies to restore energy metabolism\, reduce inflammation\, and support recovery.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/webinar-energy-under-siege-mitochondrial-dysfunction-in-chronic-borrelia-infection-and-how-to-restore-it/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260728T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260728T200000
DTSTAMP:20260720T134439Z
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections Part I
DESCRIPTION:The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections Part I\nAutoimmune diseases are often viewed as conditions where the immune system mistakenly attacks the body. But could underlying infections be one of the missing pieces of the puzzle? \nIn this upcoming AONM webinar\, Gilian Crowther\, AONM’s Director of Research and an experienced Nutritional Therapist\, explores the growing body of evidence linking chronic infections with the development and progression of autoimmune diseases. \nDrawing on the latest scientific research\, alongside many years of clinical and laboratory experience working with ArminLabs in Germany\, Gilian will discuss how identifying and addressing underlying infections may help practitioners better understand and support individuals with autoimmune conditions. \nIn this first part of the series\, you’ll discover: \n\nThe evidence linking infections with autoimmune diseases \nThe potential role of infections in Type 1 Diabetes\, Multiple Sclerosis\, Rheumatoid Arthritis\, and autoimmune thyroid disorders\nLaboratory testing that can help identify underlying infectious triggers \nHow this knowledge can inform a more personalised approach to patient care \n\nWhether you’re a healthcare practitioner looking to deepen your understanding of autoimmunity\, or you’re interested in the emerging research surrounding infectious drivers of chronic disease\, this webinar offers an evidence-informed perspective on an increasingly important area of functional and nutritional medicine \n. \n\n**\n\nGilian Crowther MA (Oxon)\, FBANT\, mANP\, mNNA\, CNHC reg.\, is a fully qualified and registered Naturopath and Nutritional Therapist. Her key areas of focus are infectious pathologies and mitochondrial dysfunction. She studied complementary therapy in Germany for many years before completing her training in the UK. She has been a senior member of AONM (the Academy of Nutritional Medicine www.aonm.org) since 2010\, and is their Director of Research. She is a committee member of the General Naturopathic Council (GNC) as well as the British Society for Ecological Medicine (BSEM)
URL:https://aonm.org/event/webinar-the-links-between-autoimmunity-and-infections-part-i/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260819T180000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260819T190000
DTSTAMP:20260806T133023Z
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] From ‘Mystery Illness’ to Measurable Biology: A Practical Framework for Complex Chronic Presentations
DESCRIPTION:From ‘Mystery Illness’ to Measurable Biology: A Practical Framework for Complex Chronic Presentations\nPatients presenting with persistent fatigue\, pain\, brain fog and other complex multi-system symptoms can be among the most challenging to assess in clinical practice. In this webinar\, Professor Gilbert will share a practical\, evidence-informed framework for approaching these cases\, helping clinicians navigate diagnostic uncertainty with greater confidence. \nDrawing on clinical examples\, she will explore how pre-test probability\, symptom timing and immune response patterns can support clinical decision-making when considering tick-borne disease and co-infections. Attendees will also learn a staged testing algorithm\, recognise key red flags that influence clinical suspicion\, and develop interpretation strategies that help reduce missed diagnoses while avoiding unnecessary “test hopping.” \nWhat you’ll learn: \n\nA structured approach to assessing patients with fatigue\, pain\, brain fog\, dysautonomia and other multi-system symptoms.\nHow to apply pre-test probability\, timing and immune patterns to support clinical decision-making.\nA staged testing algorithm for investigating tick-borne disease and co-infections.\nKey clinical red flags that should raise or lower suspicion.\nPrinciples for interpreting results to reduce missed diagnoses and unnecessary testing.\nHow to deliver compassionate\, safe and personalised care in everyday clinical practice.\n\n——————————————— \nABOUT THE SPEAKER:\nProfessor Leona Gilbert is a Docent / Adjunct Professor of Cell and Molecular Biology and the CEO of Tezted Oy. She has over 20 years’ experience in research-driven initiatives that provided valuable tools for patients. \nShe has a doctorate in biotechnology and very long experience in bio-innovation and bio-business. She has supervised numerous PhD\, MSc and BSc students and published various peer-reviewed articles. Prof. Gilbert’s research initiatives into complete diagnostic platforms
URL:https://aonm.org/event/webinar-from-mystery-illness-to-measurable-biology-a-practical-framework-for-complex-chronic-presentations/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260901T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260901T200000
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] Fibrinaloid Microclot Complexes in Chronic Inflammatory Diseases such as Long COVID and M.E.
DESCRIPTION:Fibrinaloid Microclot Complexes in Chronic Inflammatory Diseases such as Long COVID and M.E.\nLong COVID\, M.E. and other chronic inflammatory diseases continue to present significant challenges for both patients and clinicians. Could fibrinaloid microclots be one of the missing pieces of the puzzle? \nIn this upcoming AONM webinar\, Professor Douglas Kell will explore the growing body of research surrounding fibrinaloid (amyloid fibrin) microclots and their potential role in impaired microcirculation\, reduced oxygen delivery\, and the persistent symptoms experienced in conditions such as Long COVID and M.E. \nDrawing on decades of research and a programme of work that has helped shape our understanding of fibrinaloid microclots alongside Professor Resia Pretorius\, Professor Kell will explain the biology behind these abnormal clots\, why they may evade conventional testing\, and what current evidence suggests about their role in chronic inflammatory disease. \nThe webinar will also discuss emerging approaches to supporting fibrinolysis\, including the evidence surrounding enzymes and other candidate nutraceuticals\, while emphasising the importance of working alongside healthcare professionals when considering any therapeutic interventions. \nWhether you’re a healthcare practitioner\, researcher\, or someone with an interest in the latest developments in Long COVID and M.E. research\, this webinar offers an evidence-informed overview of one of the most rapidly evolving areas of chronic disease research.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/webinar-fibrinaloid-microclot-complexes-in-chronic-inflammatory-diseases-such-as-long-covid-and-m-e/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Istanbul:20260904T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Istanbul:20260906T170000
DTSTAMP:20260720T102233Z
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies
DESCRIPTION:2nd Annual Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies \nFROM DATA TO DIAGNOSIS\n<please note change of venue from Istanbul to Helsinki> \nBuilding on the scientific success of CIP 2025\, the second Conference on Chronic Infection Pathologies returns with renewed energy and a sharper clinical focus. The inaugural edition united international clinicians\, researchers\, data scientists\, and patient advocates to share real-world insights on tick-borne diseases\, long COVID\, polymicrobial infections\, immune dysfunction\, and AI-powered diagnostics — all centred on transforming complex data into practical clinical solutions. \nThe upcoming edition advances this vision under the theme “From Data to Diagnosis.” It will spotlight how robust datasets\, cutting-edge diagnostics\, and machine learning are reshaping clinical decision-making and improving outcomes for patients living with chronic infections. \nWe’re also pleased to share that ArminLabs’ Medical Director\, Dr. Athanasios Vergopoulos\, will be among the speakers contributing to this year’s scientific programme. \nWhy attend? \nScientific sessions will feature the latest research on:\n\nLyme disease and tick-borne diseases\nLong COVID and post-acute infection syndromes (PAIS)\nPANS/PANDAS and neuroimmune disorders\nBiomarkers and precision diagnostics\nArtificial intelligence and data-driven medicine\nPatient-reported outcomes and real-world evidence\nEmerging diagnostic technologies and translational research\n\nUnder the theme “From Data to Diagnosis\,” CIP 2026 aims to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and clinical practice\, fostering collaboration that improves diagnostic accuracy\, accelerates research\, and ultimately enhances patient care.\n** \nAttend your way \nIn Person\n📍 Home Hotel Jugend\, Lönnrotinkatu 29\, 00180 Helsinki\, Finland\nUse Code: AONM2026 to save 25€ on an in-person ticket \nOr Join Online\nRegister for virtual attendance and access the live scientific programme from wherever you are. \nA truly hybrid event \nWhether you attend in Helsinki or online\, you’ll have the opportunity to hear from leading experts\, participate in educational sessions\, and stay up to date with the latest developments in chronic infection pathologies.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/2nd-annual-conference-on-chronic-infection-pathologies/
LOCATION:Helsinki\, Home Hotel Jugend\, Lönnrotinkatu 29\,\, Helsinki\, 00180\, Finland
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260908T190000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260908T200000
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SUMMARY:[WEBINAR] The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections: Part 2
DESCRIPTION:The Links Between Autoimmunity and Infections: Part 2\nAutoimmune diseases are often viewed as conditions where the immune system mistakenly attacks the body. But could underlying infections be one of the missing pieces of the puzzle? \nIn this upcoming AONM webinar\, Gilian Crowther\, AONM’s Director of Research and an experienced Nutritional Therapist\, explores the growing body of evidence linking chronic infections with the development and progression of autoimmune diseases. \nDrawing on the latest scientific research\, alongside many years of clinical and laboratory experience working with ArminLabs in Germany\, Gilian will discuss how identifying and addressing underlying infections may help practitioners better understand and support individuals with autoimmune conditions. \nIn this second part of the series\, you’ll discover: \n\nThe evidence linking infections with autoimmune diseases \nThe potential role of infections in inflammatory bowel disease\, Sjögren’s syndrome\, myasthenia gravis\, and Guillain-Barré syndrome\nLaboratory testing that can help identify underlying infectious triggers \nHow this knowledge can inform a more personalised approach to patient care \n\nWhether you’re a healthcare practitioner looking to deepen your understanding of autoimmunity\, or you’re interested in the emerging research surrounding infectious drivers of chronic disease\, this webinar offers an evidence-informed perspective on an increasingly important area of functional and nutritional medicine.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/webinar-the-links-between-autoimmunity-and-infections-part-2/
LOCATION:Online
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260919T080000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260920T170000
DTSTAMP:20260820T093410Z
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SUMMARY:The 7th Annual ANP Summit
DESCRIPTION:The 7th Annual ANP Summit: The Nervous System in Clinical Practice\nNon-members save 15%  with discount code: AONMANP26 \nThe Association of Naturopathic Practitioners (ANP) returns to London this September for its 7th Annual ANP Summit\, bringing together practitioners and leading experts for two days dedicated to one of the most important areas of modern clinical practice: the nervous system. \nTaking place on 19–20 September 2026 at the College of Naturopathic Medicine in London\, this year’s summit explores how practitioners can better understand\, assess and support the nervous system in the context of chronic stress\, anxiety\, ME/CFS\, post-viral syndromes\, neuroimmune conditions\, neurodivergence\, cognitive decline and neurodegenerative change. \nThe programme brings together eight expert speakers from across naturopathy\, nutrition\, herbal medicine and related fields\, with a strong emphasis on translating emerging science into practical approaches that can be incorporated into clinical practice. Topics include assessing the autonomic nervous system\, nervous system resilience\, ME/CFS and cognitive decline. \nWith 16 hours of CPD\, practical clinical tools\, access to presentation slides and recordings\, and an exhibition featuring 30+ leading supplement\, testing and healthcare providers\, the summit offers a valuable combination of education\, professional development and networking. \nThe event also provides an opportunity to connect with more than 130 like-minded practitioners\, discover new resources for your practice and enjoy the friendly atmosphere and sense of community for which the ANP’s summits are known. \n📅 19–20 September 2026\n📍 College of Naturopathic Medicine\, London\n🎓 16 hours CPD\n👩‍⚕️ 8 expert speakers | 30+ exhibitors | 130+ practitioners \nFor practitioners working in naturopathic\, nutritional\, herbal and integrative healthcare\, this promises to be an excellent opportunity to deepen your understanding of nervous system health\, gain practical clinical insights and connect with colleagues across the profession.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/the-7th-annual-anp-summit/
LOCATION:College of Naturopathic Medicine\, London\, UK\, 25 Percy Circus\, London\, WC1X 9EU\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261009T083000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261010T170000
DTSTAMP:20260401T142555Z
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SUMMARY:NMI Summit 2026:  Longevity and Biological Ageing - Enhancing Health into Advanced Age
DESCRIPTION:Longevity and Biological Ageing: Enhancing Health into Advanced Age\nThe NMI Summit 2026: Longevity and Biological Ageing explores how precision nutrition and personalised lifestyle medicine can transform the way we age. This forward-thinking event focuses on optimising health\, preventing chronic disease\, and enabling individuals to live longer\, healthier\, and more resilient lives. \nWhile life expectancy continues to rise\, healthspan has not kept pace. Many individuals are experiencing declining functional capacity alongside increasing rates of chronic conditions such as osteoporosis\, cardiometabolic disease\, and dementia. \nHistorically\, age-related decline was viewed as inevitable. However\, emerging research and clinical interventions targeting the hallmarks of biological ageing are challenging this assumption. There is growing evidence that ageing processes can be slowed—and in some cases\, aspects of age-related disease can be prevented\, improved\, or even reversed. \nThis conference showcases the latest advances in biological age assessment and intervention\, highlighting how targeted nutrition and lifestyle strategies can positively influence metabolic health\, body composition\, vascular function\, immune resilience\, cognition\, mood\, and overall vitality. \nKey Themes Include:\n\nMolecular and physiological markers of ageing\nMeasurement of biological age\, including methylation and epigenetic clocks\nBiomarkers of functional capacity\, organ reserve\, and overall health status\nClinical interventions that support cellular health and modulate ageing pathways\nStrategies to delay ageing processes\, reduce disease risk\, and optimise long-term health\n\nPromoting healthy ageing through predictive\, preventative\, and personalised approaches is a growing priority in modern healthcare. The NMI Summit 2026 brings together leading experts at the forefront of longevity science\, providing practical insights and evidence-based strategies to support clinical practice and enhance both physical and mental wellbeing—now and into advanced age.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/nmi-summit-2026-longevity-and-biological-ageing-enhancing-health-into-advanced-age/
LOCATION:Millennium Gloucester Hotel\, 4-18 Harrington Gardens\, London\, SW7 4LH\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261107
DTSTAMP:20260814T143041Z
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SUMMARY:Bioactive Lipids: Expanding Horizons of Membrane Medicine
DESCRIPTION:The British Society for Ecological Medicine (BSEM) invites healthcare practitioners and researchers to Bioactive Lipids: Expanding Horizons of Membrane Medicine\, an international scientific event taking place in London on Friday 6 November 2026\, with in-person and online attendance options. \nBringing together leading clinicians and scientists from across lipid research\, neuroscience\, immunology\, cardiovascular medicine\, microbiology and metabolic health\, the event will explore the increasingly important role of lipids in human health and disease. \nFrom the structural and signalling functions of membrane lipids to specialised pro-resolving mediators\, DHA and neurological health\, mitochondrial cardiolipin\, the microbiome and short-chain fatty acids\, the programme examines how advances in lipidomics and systems biology are reshaping our understanding of inflammation\, immune regulation\, cellular communication\, mitochondrial function\, neuroprotection and tissue repair. \nThe impressive speaker programme includes Professor Michael Crawford\, Professor Charles Serhan\, Professor Dipak Ramji\, Dr Irina Gruschina\, Dr Patricia Kane PhD\, Dr Damien Downing and Dr Andreas Grossgold\, offering an opportunity to hear directly from internationally recognised experts working at the forefront of these fields. \nWith its emphasis on connecting scientific research with clinical practice\, this event will be particularly relevant to practitioners working in functional\, integrative\, nutritional and ecological medicine\, as well as those interested in inflammatory\, neurological\, cardiovascular and metabolic conditions. \nThe main conference is available in person or online\, with recording access also available. 6.5 CPD points have been applied for. An exclusive\, invitation-only clinical workshop will follow on Saturday 7 November\, focusing on practical\, case-based approaches to lipid medicine and integrative therapeutics. \n📅 Friday 6 November 2026 | 09:00–17:00\n📍 London | In person & online\n🎓 6.5 CPD points applied for\n🔬 International scientific programme with leading experts in lipid medicine \nFor practitioners looking to deepen their understanding of the emerging science of membrane biology and bioactive lipids—and its potential implications for clinical practice—this promises to be a fascinating and highly relevant event.
URL:https://aonm.org/event/bioactive-lipids-expanding-horizons-of-membrane-medicine/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261107
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261108
DTSTAMP:20260814T124134Z
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SUMMARY:BNFM Annual Conference 2026
DESCRIPTION:BNFM Annual Conference 2026 – Functional Medicine in Metabolic Health\nJoin the British Network for Functional Medicine (BNFM) on 7 November 2026 in London for a full day exploring the rapidly evolving field of functional medicine and metabolic health. \nThis year’s conference brings together leading experts to explore the complex connections between metabolism\, stress biology\, cardiometabolic health\, liver health and hormonal and neurological function. With a strong focus on practical insights\, emerging science and systems-based thinking\, the programme is designed to support practitioners in deepening their understanding and applying new knowledge in clinical practice. \nThe programme features expert presentations from Alex Wilber PhD\, Dr Steve James\, Natalie Burrows\, Professor Bernadette Moore and Pol de Saedelaar PhD\, covering topics including metabolic syndrome\, metabolic repair and resilience\, CGMs in clinical practice\, steatotic liver disease and the future of metabolic health beyond GLP-1 medications. The day also includes a panel Q&A\, providing an opportunity for discussion and knowledge-sharing. \nMore than an educational event\, the BNFM Annual Conference is an opportunity to connect with fellow practitioners\, exchange ideas and strengthen the UK functional medicine community. BNFM’s wider mission is to support collaboration between practitioners from different professional backgrounds\, with the shared goal of improving patient outcomes and advancing high-quality functional medicine in the UK. \n📅 Saturday 7 November 2026\n📍 Etc Venues Monument\, London\n🎟️ Places are limited – book early to secure your place. \nIf you are a healthcare practitioner working in functional\, nutritional or integrative medicine\, this is a valuable opportunity to learn from leading voices in the field and connect with colleagues who share your interest in a more personalised\, systems-based approach to health. \n 
URL:https://aonm.org/event/bnfm-annual-conference-2026/
LOCATION:Etc Venues Monument\, 8 Eastcheap\, London\, EC3M 1AE\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Dubai:20270123T080000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Dubai:20270124T170000
DTSTAMP:20260608T093656Z
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SUMMARY:4th Mitochondrial & Integrative Medicine Conference Dubai\, UAE
DESCRIPTION:4th Mitochondrial & Integrative Medicine Conference Dubai\, UAE\nInteractive sessions with reputed expert speakers  \n\n9 world-class speakers with\n70 medical articles published\n16 patents\n100+ conferences\nResearch and clinical studies in cardiology\, neurology\, immunology\, ENT\, dentistry\, autism\, nephrology\, stem cells\nWorld’s exclusive new chronic infectious pathogens tests\n\nRound Table ​Multidisciplinary discussion\, cross-diagnostic approach \nImproved patient outcomes through accelerated diagnosis and integrative targeted therapies. \n 
URL:https://aonm.org/event/4th-mitochondrial-integrative-medicine-conference-dubai-uae/
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