AGA President, Bishr Omary, MD, PhD, provided an overview of the accomplishments and challenges the gastroenterology community faced during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Researchers found there is an underrepresentation of racial and ethnic minorities as well as women in pancreatic cancer trials.
During the J. Edward Berk Lecture, Dr. Christie will discuss the current state of diversity and inclusion in medicine and gastroenterology.
Dr. Shaukat’s state-of-the-art lecture will address what you need to know about establishing a high-quality colonoscopy program.
Dr. Rex will present, “Chromoendoscopy, Electronic Chromoendoscopy, White-Light Endoscopy or ‘Add-On’ Devices: What Should I Use to Increase My ADR?”
During this clinical symposium, speakers will discuss the latest breakthroughs in the use of digital technologies and AI in gastroenterology.
Mikael Dolsten, MD, PhD, and Griffin P. Rodgers, MD, will be two of the keynote speakers during the AGA Presidential Plenary.
Barry Marshall will kick off this session with an introduction about the discovery of H. pylori and how he overcame scientific resistance.
Read a brief summary of the abstract “Risk of cancer with use of ranitidine: Results of a cohort study of 65 million US adults.”
Listen to discussant Daniela Molena, MD, review the best abstracts presented at DDW 2019 with the Best of SSAT podcast, now available for downloads.
