Microbiome, Environment, and Metabolic Signals As our understanding of gastrointestinal health evolves, it is clear that the gut functions as part of a complex, interconnected system influenced by the microbiome, immune function, metabolism, environmental exposures, and the brain. This conference will explore emerging research on the microbiome, the gut-brain-immune axis, nutrition, personalized medicine, and innovative approaches to GI care. Attendees will also examine the broader influences on digestive health, including food systems, public health, and environmental factors. Bringing together clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals, the program offers a unique opportunity to exchange ideas, gain practical insights, and explore the future of gastrointestinal health and patient care.   12.25 AMA Category Type-1 CME to be applied for.