Gastroenterology & GI Surgery
Probiotics may Reduce Cardiovascular Risk for Heavy-drinking HIV Patients
Newly funded research focuses on people living with HIV.
Enhanced Recovery Efforts Improve Outcomes for More Procedures
Evidence-based care coordination model improves outcomes and lowers costs.
Taking the Wear-and-Tear out of Endoscopy for Patients – and Doctors
Proprioceptive technology uses magnetic coupling to draw endoscopes forward, sparing patient and clinician injuries.
Hepatitis C During Pregnancy Signals Need for Continuing Care
Evidence-based clinic connects patients to postpartum treatment for themselves and their infants months before birth.
Youthful Presentation May Obscure Diagnosis in Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Literature review details late presentation, rising numbers and growing support needs for younger patients.
‘All of Us’ Need Personalized Nutrition
Enormous health initiative expands efforts to analyze food and dietary habits.
Harnessing the Imagination for IBD Relief
Parents report quality of life benefits from children’s self-hypnosis.
New Tech Aids Diagnosis of Eosinophilic GI Disorders
Research puts innovative focus on earlier, more tolerable interventions.
The Missing Link Between High-fat Diet, Gut Microbes and Heart Disease
Study reveals how diet-driven changes in the gut may promote atherosclerosis.
Robotic Procedure Creates Functional Ureter from Small Bowel
Tailored anastomotic intervention saves kidney of patient with bladder exstrophy.
Breaking Discoveries in Inflammation-induced Malignancies
Richard Peek, Jr., M.D., highlights recent advances in Helicobacter pylori and IBD research.