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January 8, 2020/Cancer/News & Insight

Colorectal Cancer Screening: Choosing the Right Test

Patient adherence is key

October 28, 2019/Cancer

Rethinking Colonoscopy Intervals in Patients With Multiple Non-Advanced Adenomas

Cleveland Clinic study finds increased detection may not mean higher risk of metachronous advanced neoplasia

June 3, 2019/Cancer

Intraoperative Enteroscopy in Peutz–Jeghers Syndrome

Case Report and Images of Note

May 20, 2019/Cancer

Researchers Improve Endoscopic Detection of Early Signet Ring Cell Carcinoma in Patients With Pathogenic CDH1

Modified screening approach produces high detection rate

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April 10, 2018/Digestive/Research

Study Reveals Nearly 40 Percent of Young Adults with Polyps on Colonoscopy Have High-Risk Polyps

Study points to proper surveillance and additional research

October 30, 2017/Digestive/Research

Researchers Uncover Concerning Rise in Gastric Cancer, Despite Careful Monitoring, in FAP Patients

Endoscopic ultrasound over routine endoscopy

October 13, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

What Is the Significance of Having Women Presidents of All Four U.S. GI Societies?

The short answer from ACG president Carol Burke, MD

October 3, 2017/Digestive/Q&A

How Is ACG Helping Decrease Regulatory Burden on Physicians?

The short answer from ACG president Carol Burke, MD

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