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🚨Our podcast The Scope is back! In our new episode, David Robbins, MD, MSc sat down with Nick Hornstein, MD, PhD, about ...
04/29/2025

🚨Our podcast The Scope is back! In our new episode, David Robbins, MD, MSc sat down with Nick Hornstein, MD, PhD, about recent advancements in . Listen on our website! 🎙️⚕️🏥🧪 https://www.gastroendonews.com/a/pywBAA/f

In this first episode of The Scope, host David Robbins, MD, interviews Nicholas Hornstein, MD, PhD, about new advances in pancreatic cancer.

Learn about IQIRVO for the treatment of primary biliary cholangitis in this Special Report now live on our website! ...
04/09/2025

Learn about IQIRVO for the treatment of primary biliary cholangitis in this Special Report now live on our website! The Special Report is supported by Ipsen.

This Special Report discusses considerations for monitoring and treating patients with primary biliary cholangitis and reviews clinical data describing the safety ...

In case you missed it!
03/07/2025

In case you missed it!

In this webinar, gastroenterologist Ahmed Saeed, MD, D-ABOM, shares his experience using Olympus technology to enhance visibility of bleeding points and to optimize ...

In a genome-wide association study, Danish researchers found strong links between an allele on the human leukocyte antig...
03/06/2025

In a genome-wide association study, Danish researchers found strong links between an allele on the human leukocyte antigen gene and more severe UC. Identifying carriers could help tailor treatments and strategies for more vigilant monitoring.

In a genome-wide association study, Danish researchers found strong links between an allele on the human leukocyte antigen gene and more severe ulcerative colitis.

Learn about RDI TM technology and EndoClot TM PHS and SIS in this webinar now live on our website! ...
02/18/2025

Learn about RDI TM technology and EndoClot TM PHS and SIS in this webinar now live on our website!

The webinar is supported by Olympus.

In this webinar, gastroenterologist Ahmed Saeed, MD, D-ABOM, shares his experience using Olympus technology to enhance visibility of bleeding points and to optimize ...

A recent study reveals that up to 75% of overweight and obese individuals have steatotic liver disease. The most prevale...
02/14/2025

A recent study reveals that up to 75% of overweight and obese individuals have steatotic liver disease. The most prevalent type is metabolic dysfunction-associated liver disease (67.3%), with advanced fibrosis and cirrhosis seen at 10.8% and 4.5%, respectively.

As much as 75% of overweight and obese individuals have steatotic liver disease, according to results of a recent cross-sectional, observational study.

Miguel Regueiro, MD, sat down with GEN to talk about some of his favorite studies at . Check it out on our website! ...
11/21/2024

Miguel Regueiro, MD, sat down with GEN to talk about some of his favorite studies at . Check it out on our website!

Miguel Regueiro, MD, sat down with GEN to talk about some of his favorite studies focused on treating IBD.

Patients with have better 5-year survival rates with bariatric surgery than with other medical treatments, according t...
11/21/2024

Patients with have better 5-year survival rates with bariatric surgery than with other medical treatments, according to a new study.

In patients with MASLD, bariatric surgery was associated with a lower risk for mortality than medical management. 

New research highlights how can improve diagnosis rates of . By analyzing patient imaging data, this could be importa...
11/20/2024

New research highlights how can improve diagnosis rates of . By analyzing patient imaging data, this could be important for early management and treatment.

An AI machine learning algorithm applied to imaging data successfully identified patients with MASLD who likely would have otherwise been missed.

Beer drinkers are more likely to have lower-quality diets, be less active, and smoke compared to liquor or wine drinkers...
11/20/2024

Beer drinkers are more likely to have lower-quality diets, be less active, and smoke compared to liquor or wine drinkers, according to a study presented at . The research backs the importance of considering not just how much, but also what type.

People who drink beer have a lower-quality diet than those who drink liquor, wine or a combination of the three.

The FDA has declined to grant full approval to obeticholic acid (Ocaliva, Intercept) for the treatment of adults with pr...
11/20/2024

The FDA has declined to grant full approval to obeticholic acid (Ocaliva, Intercept) for the treatment of adults with primary biliary cholangitis.
https://www.gastroendonews.com/Hepatology-in-Focus/Article/11-24/FDA-Declines-to-Grant-Full-Approval-to-Obeticholic-Acid-for-PBC/75455?utm_source=Social&utm_campaign=112024_FDA-Declines-to-Grant-Full-Approval-to-Obeticholic-Acid-for-PBC&utm_medium=facebook

The FDA has declined to grant full approval to obeticholic acid (Ocaliva, Intercept) for the treatment of adults with primary biliary cholangitis.

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