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Alan Bonder, MD, and Juan Pablo Arab, MD on Alcohol-Related Liver Disease: Part 1

02/14/2023

Dr Alan Bonder from Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Dr Juan Pablo Arab, from the Schulich School of Medicine of Western University in Ontario, Canada, discuss the prevalence of alcohol-related liver disease, working compassionately...

Dr Alan Bonder from Beth Israel...

02/14/2023

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Greg Sayuk, MD on Chronic Abdominal Pain: Part 2

01/31/2023

In the second part of their podcast, Drs Lacy and Sayuk discuss treatment options available for patients with chronic abdominal pain.

In the second part of their...

01/31/2023

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Greg Sayuk, MD on Chronic Abdominal Pain: Part 1

01/31/2023

Drs Brian Lacy and Gregory Sayuk discuss the intricacies of properly diagnosing the causes of chronic abdominal pain, including irritable bowel syndrome and disorders of gut-brain interaction.

Drs Brian Lacy and Gregory Sayuk...

01/31/2023

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Victoria Gomez, MD on Complications of Bariatric Surgery:Part 2

01/28/2023

Drs Lacy and Gomez continue their podcast on complications following bariatric surgery with a discussion of gastric sleeve surgery, an increasingly popular option.

Drs Lacy and Gomez continue...

01/28/2023

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Victoria Gomez, MD, on Complications of Bariatric Surgery: Part 1

09/13/2022

Drs Brian Lacy and Victoria Gomez, from Mayo Clinic–Jacksonville, begin a 2-part series on complications of bariatric surgery with a discussion of risks and treatment following Roux-en-Y procedures.

Drs Brian Lacy and Victoria...

09/13/2022

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Daniela Goyes, MD, on Mortality Among Waitlisted Patients With Autoimmune Hepatitis

09/01/2022

Dr Goyes reviews her research into the disparities in mortality rates among patients waitlisted for liver transplant who have autoimmune hepatitis vs patients with other liver diseases, which received a Poster of Distinction award at...

Dr Goyes reviews her research...

09/01/2022

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Brennan Spiegel, MD, on Using Virtual Reality to Treat GI Disorders

08/18/2022

In this podcast, Drs Brian Lacy of the Mayo Clinic-Jacksonville and Brennan Spiegel of Cedars Sinai discuss how the use of virtual reality is showing benefits in treating gastric disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome.

In this podcast, Drs Brian Lacy...

08/18/2022

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Rita Knotts, MD, and Rena Yadlapati, MD, on the Chicago Classification 4.0

07/13/2022

In this podcast, Dr Rita Knotts discusses Chicago Classification 4.0 for esophageal motility disorders on high-resolution manometry with Dr Rena Yadlapati, who was involved in developing the updated guidelines.

In this podcast, Dr Rita Knotts...

07/13/2022

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Drs Brian Lacy and Anthony Lembo on the Placebo and Nocebo Effects

06/10/2022

In this podcast, Anthony Lembo, MD, joins our host, Brian Lacy, MD, to discuss the placebo effect, and the nocebo effect in clinical trials and practice.

In this podcast, Anthony Lembo,...

06/10/2022

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Brian Lacy, MD, and Brooks Cash, MD, on Constipation

05/18/2022

In this podcast, Dr Brooks Cash joins Dr Lacy to discuss how to recognize constipation in the clinic, some potential causes of secondary constipation, and available treatments.

In this podcast, Dr Brooks Cash...

05/18/2022

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Novel AI System Shows Success in Detection of Adenomas

08/27/2024

Jessica Garlewicz ;

CAD-EYE detection system significantly improved the number of adenomas detected per colonoscopy without extending the procedure time, according to a recent report.

CAD-EYE detection system...

08/27/2024

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Implementation of Fecal Immunochemical Test-Based Program in Colorectal Cancer Screening

08/20/2024

Jessica Garlewicz ;

Investigators studied whether fecal immunochemical test programs might be feasible options for improving colorectal cancer screening in areas with limited resources.

Investigators studied whether...

08/20/2024

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Low-Dose Aspirin and Prevention of Colorectal Cancer

08/14/2024

Jessica Garlewicz ;

Results of a new study showed that low-dose aspirin use is associated with a lower risk of colorectal cancer.

Results of a new study showed...

08/14/2024

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FIT Screening Associated With Lower Risk of Death From CRC

08/06/2024

Jessica Garlewicz ;

Findings of a new study support the role of fecal immunochemical testing in reducing mortality from colorectal cancer, researchers report.

Findings of a new study support...

08/06/2024

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FDA Approves First Blood Test for Primary CRC Screening

07/30/2024

Rebecca Mashaw ;

Shield is the first blood test cleared for primary colorectal cancer screening that meets Medicare performance requirements.

Shield is the first blood test...

07/30/2024

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Colorectal Cancer Risk Higher Among Patients WIth PSC, With or Without IBD

07/24/2024

Jolynn Tumolo ;

Extended screening and surveillance are recommended for all patients with primary sclerosing cholangitis, but those with comorbid inflammatory bowel disease are at highest risk.

Extended screening and...

07/24/2024

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Ultraprocessed Food Linked to Elevated Risk of CRC

07/24/2024

Jolynn Tumolo ;

C olorectal cancer, colon cancer, and noncardia gastric cancer were found to be associated with high consumption of ultraprocessed foods, according to recent research.

C olorectal cancer, colon...

07/24/2024

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