Registration is closing soon for ICHG 2026. If you’ve been considering attending, now is the time to confirm your place. 📍 Bergen 📅 18–20 May 🗓 Deadline: 15 April hgresearch.org/ichg2026-regi…⁠ #hyperemesisgravidarum #womenshealth #ICHG2026

📣 Late-Breaking Abstracts are OPEN for #ICHG2026 Final opportunity to contribute to the scientific programme in Bergen. Deadline: 15th March 2026 Submit: hgresearch.org/abstracts-202… #HyperemesisGravidarum #WomensHealth #HGResearch

⏰ Bursary applications close 31st January 2026 Don’t miss your chance to apply for support to attend ICHG 2026. hgresearch.org/bursary-appli…

✨ Early bird extended ✨ You now have until 28th February to register for ICHG 2026 at the early bird rate. Don’t miss your chance to join the global HG community in Bergen 💙 🔗 hgresearch.org/ichg2026-regi… #MaternalHealth #HyperemesisGravidarum #HGresearch

Registration for #ICHG2026 is now OPEN! Bergen, Norway | 18th – 20th May 2026 All-inclusive registration includes: 🏨 Accommodation 🍽 All meals 🚌 Transfers 💆 Spa access 🎤 Full conference programme hgresearch.org/ichg2026-regi… #hyperemesisgravidarum

Great news! The #ICHG2026 Call for Abstracts is now open until 15th December. More details here: hgresearch.org/abstracts-202…

🚨 Abstract submissions for #ICHG2026 are OPEN! 📅 Submit by 30 Nov 2025 📍 Bergen, Norway | 19–20 May 2026 Researchers, clinicians, advocates & those with lived experience are all invited. 👉 Guidelines here: hgresearch.org/abstracts-202… #HyperemesisGravidarum #HGresearch

🌍 LMIC bursaries for #ICHG2026 are now open until 31 Oct! Covers registration, accommodation, meals & travel. Non-LMIC applications open 1 Oct. Details & eligibility: hgresearch.org/bursary-appli…

Read some snippets from the HG seminar at the National Maternity Hospital in Dublin that I attended this week over on my Instagram at hyperemesis.research #hyperemesisgravidarum

🌍 Let’s build ICHG 2026 together — informed by science and lived experience. Submit your Expression of Interest today and help shape our programme. 📍 Bergen, Norway 🔗forms.office.com/e/XiGHQuBvy… #ICHG2026 #HyperemesisGravidarum #HGawareness

The next International Conference on Hyperemesis Gravidarum will be in Bergen, Norway in exactly 1 year! More updates coming soon.

The ICHG conference in November was a fantastic achievement for HER Foundation in 2024 - thank you for hosting this amazing event! @ICHG_Research As a first time attendee and presenter, it was so inspiring to learn from the other delegates, share ideas and goals, and gain a greater understanding of the latest research and developments in HG. With so much incredible work in progress around the world to advance the understanding and treatment of HG, the future is looking brighter for those who suffer from this debilitating condition.

"There are a lot of brilliant minds working towards making HG a thing of the past so our daughters don’t have to go through this. I wanted to show up so I could support those people, thank them first hand and tell my story." ~Aijia Grammer, HER Ambassador @aijiaofficial #ICHG2024

🏆Congratulations to the #ICHG2024 award winners. 🔹 Hilde Erdal - Best Poster Presentation 🔹 Loïs van der Minnen - Best Poster Presentation by a Trainee 🔹 Joanne Sloan Lancaster - Best Oral Presentation 🔹 Sarit Kang-Auger - Best Oral Presentation by a Trainee #researchers

So many great moments at #ICHG2024!

Cutting-edge research. Inspiring connections. #ICHG2024 was a chance to learn from the best in the world. #hyperemesisgravidarum

Our sunset group photo! #ICHG2024 #Ventura

#ICHG2024 has come to a close. Thank you to all of the amazing speakers, poster presenters, clinicians, and patient advocates for contributing to an amazing two days of HG progress! #researchers

First shared at #ICHG2024: 6 new genes associated with HG @DrFejzo. #genetics #healthcare

At the ICHG Conference which is still ongoing, I’ve learned that Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG) isn’t caused by elevated hCG levels, but by GDF15 (Growth Differentiation Factor 15), a placental protein that plays a key role in triggering the severe nausea and vomiting seen in HG. This discovery is a game-changer! Research, including genomic studies, is uncovering how GDF15 affects brain pathways responsible for appetite and nausea control. As we deepen our understanding of GDF15’s role, targeted treatments and preventive measures for HG could become a reality, potentially bringing an end to this debilitating condition. 🧬💡 #GDF15 #ICHG2024