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Tag: GI Highlights

October 25, 2022/Digestive/Research

Celiac Patients Have Elevated Risk of Developing C. difficile Infection

Study results highlight need for clinician vigilance

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October 24, 2022/Digestive/Research

Study Reveals Racial Disparities in Treatment of Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Black patients less likely to receive advanced therapies

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July 1, 2022/Digestive/Research

Anti-Tumor Necrosis Factor Reduces Crohn’s Disease Recurrence after Surgery

Study shows value of early prophylaxis

May 3, 2022/Cancer

Quantifying the Prevalence of Neoplasia in Young Adults Undergoing Diagnostic Colonoscopy

Retrospective study results underscore the need for colonoscopy in symptomatic people under age 50

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April 29, 2022/Digestive/Research

A Paradigm Shift in the Diagnosis of Mucinous Neoplastic Pancreatic Cysts

Intracystic glucose concentration is superior to CEA in distinguishing mucinous pancreatic cysts

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April 5, 2022/Cancer

Total Neoadjuvant Therapy Followed by Endoluminal Submucosal Dissection for Colorectal Cancer: A Case Report

Case highlights potential benefits of this staged, dual-therapy approach

January 31, 2022/Basic & Translational Science

New Study Uses Unique Approach to Gain Insight into Sarcopenia and Liver Disease

Research identifies clustered molecular responses to hyperammonemia

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November 24, 2021/Digestive/Surgical Endoscopy

Bariatric Endoscopy Program Increases Treatment Options for Obesity

Minimally invasive, scarless procedures offer more alternatives for patients

October 25, 2021/Digestive/Research

Study Finds International Celiac Disease Prevalence Not Dependent on Grain Consumption Levels

Researchers will continue looking for disease triggers

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