by Dr. med. André Kugener
Many people know that a balanced diet is important for gut health. In everyday life, however, the question often arises: What does that actually mean in terms of what’s on your plate?
The good news: Even small changes can help you incorporate more fiber and plant-based foods into your diet.
Board-Certified Gastroenterologist (FMH)
Dr. med. univ. André Kugener studied medicine at the Medical University of Innsbruck and completed his studies in 2004 with a doctorate (Dr. med. univ.). He was already involved in medical research during his studies and focused his dissertation on brain dysfunction in patients with liver cirrhosis.
He completed his specialty training in Switzerland. In 2014, he earned the specialty certification in General Internal Medicine, and in 2016, the specialty certification in Gastroenterology. He also passed the European Board of Gastroenterology & Hepatology Examination and continues to pursue ongoing professional development in his field.
Dr. med. univ. Kugener has many years of experience in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the digestive tract. Since 2024, he has been a co-founder of the gastroenterology department at the Ostermundigen Medical Center and heads the gastroenterology practice there. He applies his extensive expertise to the care of his patients.
Would you like to learn more about screening options?
In his latest video series, Dr. André Kugener, a gastroenterologist at the Ostermundigen Medical Center, clearly explains various aspects of gut health, risk factors, and colorectal cancer screening.
Below you’ll find a selection of videos on the topic:
Schedule an appointment at our gastroenterology department at the Ostermundigen Medical Center. We’d be happy to advise you in person.