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July 23, 2025/Digestive/Research

Scoring Tool Predicts Colorectal Cancer Risk in Younger Adults

Simple score uses clinical factors to identify patients who might benefit from earlier screening

Physician speaking with patient
June 17, 2025/Digestive/Research

Inconsistent Personality Test Responses Associated with Bariatric Surgery Revisions

Retrospective study highlights psychosocial predictors of bariatric surgery outcomes

Physician speaking with patient
May 20, 2025/Digestive/Research

Luminal GI Cancers Driving the Rise in Early-Onset GI Cancer Rates

Greater awareness among young patients is needed

Physician with RFA device
May 19, 2025/Digestive/Research

New Approach Reduces Mortality, Complications in Malignant Biliary Obstruction

Combining RFA with stenting improves survival rates, reduces post-ERCP complications

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Dr. Liska speaking with researcher
May 14, 2025/Digestive/Research

Rectal Cancer Patients with IBD Do Not Respond as Well to Neoadjuvant Therapy

Poor response may be due to different tumor biology

Dr. Gorgun in surgery
May 13, 2025/Digestive/Research

Rectal Cancer: Local Regrowth After TNT Does Not Increase Risk of Distant Metastasis

Study sheds light on distant metastasis rates between upfront surgery and Watch & Wait strategies

Dr. Holubar in surgery
May 12, 2025/Digestive/Research

New Study Highlights LMWH's Role in Lowering VTE Incidence After IBD Surgery

Findings help close the knowledge gap around VTE practice patterns

Blood being drawn
May 6, 2025/Digestive/Research

Study Suggests Non-Biopsy Diagnosis May Be Accurate for a Select Group of Adults with Celiac Disease

Potential for non-invasive methods to transform adult celiac disease diagnoses

Physician comforting patient
May 5, 2025/Digestive/Research

Bariatric Surgery Reduces CKD Risk in MASH/MASLD Patients with Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes

Consider each patient's unique disease progression and treatment goals when choosing a strategy

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