Digestive

Impostor phenomenon
February 6, 2024/Digestive/Research

Recognizing the Impact of Impostor Phenomenon and Microaggressions in Gastroenterology

The importance of raising awareness and taking steps to mitigate these occurrences

Koji Hashimoto, MD, and team
February 2, 2024/Digestive/Research

Combined Cardiac Surgery and Liver Transplant Is a New Option for Highly Selected Patients

New research indicates feasibility and helps identify which patients could benefit

Ajita Prabhu, MD
January 29, 2024/Digestive/Case Study

Case Study: Repair Surgery for Patient with Hernia and Abdominal Damage

Treating a patient after a complicated hernia repair led to surgical complications and chronic pain

liver
December 8, 2023/Digestive/Research

MILU Improves Outcomes Among Critically Ill Patients with Advanced Liver Disease

Standardized and collaborative care improves liver transplantations

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alcohol
November 17, 2023/Digestive/Research

Younger Patients with Alcohol-Associated Hepatitis Present to the ED More Often, Research Shows

Caregiver collaboration and patient education remain critical

food allergies
October 26, 2023/Digestive/Research

What Gastroenterologists Need to Know About Managing Food Allergies in Clinical Practice

Beyond recognizing and treating food allergies, GIs also have a responsibility to address common food allergy misconceptions

chatgpt
October 25, 2023/Digestive/Research

ChatGPT “Pretty Good” at Basic IBS Info, but Misses Details

Important to recognize limitations when it comes to healthcare and research

celiac disease
October 24, 2023/Digestive/Research

Women’s Health Disorders Found More Frequently Among Individuals With Celiac Disease

Findings reinforce the importance of multidisciplinary care

Miguel Reguiero, MD
October 23, 2023/Digestive/Research

No Link Between Small Molecule Therapies and Cardiovascular Events in New IBD Study

Underlying inflammation may cause higher rates of CV events

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