ENTIS Annual Conference 2026 begins!

The 2026 annual ENTIS conference has begun. This year the meeting is being held in Leiden, NL. The ENTIS board express their warm thanks to Miranda van Tuyl and all her colleagues from Lareb TIS who have organised the meeting venue and developed an engaging scientific programme. More details about the conference are available on the website.

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Review and clinical guidelines of GLP-1 and GIP medicines in pregnancy and breastfeeding

A collaboration of researchers and clinical experts, led by the REALIFE Research Group at the Research Unit Woman and Child, Department of Development and Regeneration, KU Leuven in Belgium, have published a review and set of clinical guidelines about GLP-1 and GIP medication use in pregnancy and breastfeeding. A link to the Pubmed index here, and the article shared by […]

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PhD Defence: Laure Sillis | June 4, 2026 | KU Leuven

ENTIS member Laure Sillis will defend her PhD thesis “Real-World Data to Evaluate Medication Safety in Pregnancy” on Thursday, June 4th 2026 at 17:00 (CET) in Leuven, Belgium. The defence will also be accessible via livestream. The thesis explores how different real-world data sources – from self-reported pregnancy registry data to large-scale administrative healthcare databases – can be used to […]

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Annual conference programme published

ENTIS and Lareb (the local organizing committee of this years conference) are delighted to share some exciting news—the programme for the 2026 ENTIS meeting has now been published! You can find all the information about sessions and topics here. Keep an eye out, as details about the oral presenters will be added soon too. If you are planning to attend […]

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Observational cohort study examining the safety of medicines used to treat nausea and vomiting in pregnancy

ENTIS associate members PhD candidate Laure Sillis, Dr Essi Whaites Heinonen and Dr Michael Ceulemans, alongside OTIS colleagues from University of California San Diego La Jolla (California, USA), have published a study using the MotherToBaby cohort investigating the risk for adverse birth outcomes following maternal use of medicines for nausea and vomiting in pregnancy. More information is available here.

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