Co-organizers
March 8-9, 2025,
Amphitheater of the National Gallery
The non-governmental organization A Promise to Animals (APA), in collaboration with the Hellenic Cancer Society, organized the 2nd Medical Conference on Plant-Based Nutrition, titled “Nutrition, Inflammation, and Carcinogenesis”, on March 8-9, 2025, at the Amphitheater of the National Gallery, under the auspices of the Medical School of Athens.
The conference brought together scientists from Greece and abroad, attracting significant interest from health professionals and the general public. Participants had the opportunity to attend presentations and discussions that highlighted modern scientific approaches to plant-based nutrition, emphasizing its preventive and therapeutic value.
The first day focused on the presentation of research data and clinical studies, providing specialized knowledge to healthcare professionals. The second day, open to the public, emphasized accessible scientific information and personal testimonies from individuals who have incorporated plant-based nutrition into their daily lives.
With high participation and strong interest, the conference underscored the growing need for evidence-based scientific knowledge and public dialogue on plant-based nutrition. Its success reaffirms that such initiatives significantly contribute to the development of dietary recommendations based on modern scientific research.
Conference Objectives
The 2nd Medical Conference on Plant-Based Nutrition aimed to highlight the role of nutrition in regulating inflammation and preventing chronic diseases. During this scientific gathering, renowned researchers and healthcare professionals presented the latest studies and analyzed the mechanisms through which plant-based nutrition contributes to disease prevention and management, including cancer.
The conference showcased evidence-based scientific data, demonstrating that a well-planned plant-based diet is suitable for all age groups, even during periods of increased energy demands. Special emphasis was placed on nutritional adequacy, debunking myths that often contradict scientific findings.
The scientific community now widely recognizes that plant-based nutrition has a preventive effect on a broad spectrum of chronic diseases. Its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties play a crucial role in cellular health maintenance and reducing disease risk.
Throughout the conference, experts thoroughly examined the mechanisms by which plant-based nutrition serves as both a preventive and therapeutic tool, with specialized presentations on Cancer & Inflammatory Diseases.
The 2nd Medical Conference on Plant-Based Nutrition reinforced the growing need for reliable scientific information in this field. Its success confirms that the discussion on nutrition as a tool for prevention and treatment is more relevant than ever, laying the groundwork for even more scientific initiatives in the future.
Get to know our speakers
Amalia Fleming N.M.
of the Oncology Department of the Athens Euroclinic
Consultant at “Sismanoglio – Amalia Fleming”
G.A.O.N.A. “Agios Savvas”
Los Angeles, USA
Athens Medical School, University of Athens
Care “Iaso”
Under the auspices of
