Contribute to the DDW® 2026 Scientific Program
May 8, 2025
Submit your session proposals by June 13, 2025.
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New Toolkit Offers Practical Implementation Strategies for Family-Friendly Work Policies
May 8, 2025
Family-friendly work policies are feasible and necessary for the future of the gastroenterology field, and a new toolkit will offer practical implementation strategies.
Thank You for Joining Us at DDW® 2025
May 5, 2025
We hope you join us next year for DDW 2026, taking place May 2–5 in Chicago, IL and online.
AI’s Opportunities, Limitations and Future Potential in Gastroenterology
May 5, 2025
Promising uses of AI to improve decision making and cautionary notes about data integrity marked Dr. Heather Lyu’s talk on leveraging AI and informatics in clinical practice.
Advances in Liver Transplant Capabilities Enable Earlier Referrals
May 5, 2025
As indications and opportunities for liver transplant evolve, transplant experts encourage gastroenterologists not to hesitate to refer their patients and refer earlier.
Point-of-Care Intestinal Ultrasound Curriculum Expands Diagnostic Options for IBD
May 5, 2025
Preliminary data shows positive effects of the first intestinal ultrasound curriculum for gastroenterology fellows to help guide medical care for patients with IBD.
Reversing Early-Onset CRC Trend Requires More Than Lowering Recommended Screening Age
May 5, 2025
Building awareness about CRC risk factors and the value of screening in the public is key, says Dr. Evelien Dekker.
Unlocking DDW On Demand: Your Step-by-Step Guide
May 4, 2025
Your DDW registration includes unlimited access to session recordings until April 30, 2026.
First AGA Gastroparesis Guideline Offers Rigorous Science, Conditional Recommendations
May 4, 2025
AGA’s first guideline on gastroparesis is coming this fall, and it makes clear that adequate evidence is lacking for therapies, underscoring the centrality of shared decision making with patients.
Endohepatology: Is it Ready for Prime Time?
May 4, 2025
Endohepatology offers safety and accuracy that matches gold standard approaches for liver disease diagnosis and management and the patient advantage of “one-stop shopping,” says Dr. Jerome Edelson.