The careers of Dr. Leonidas Berry and Dr. Sadye Curry, the first Black gastroenterologists in the U.S., were dedicated not only to medical care but also to fighting social injustices.
New treatment approaches should consider matching treatment intensity to inflammatory burden, Dr. David Rubin asserts.
Clinicians hoping to renegotiate their contract should have data on the value they bring, including RVUs, quality metrics and patient satisfaction.
Recent multisociety guidelines find limited data behind some processes that have become standard practice.
Chronic GERD is no longer a prerequisite to screen for Barrett’s esophagus—other risk factors may prove to be more valuable.
We hear from several attendees about what they’re taking home with them after three days of sessions.
Dr. Venkata Akshintala, representing ASGE, takes home the shark trophy this year for his innovative product that can help stop bleeding after GI procedures.
Building connections early in your career can provide so many benefits, both as a professional network and personal support system. We talk with several early career GIs about how they’re getting involved.
Researchers Yin Cao, ScD, MPH, and Joseph Alukal, MD, share some of the key takeaways from their groundbreaking research.
From networking with physicians, recruiting faculty, or visiting the Samsung booth, attendees share what they can’t miss at DDW this year.
