AI Holds Potential for GI Surgery, But Raises Ethical Concerns
May 8, 2023
Surgeons have a responsibility to understand AI tools and ensure they are ethically developed and implemented.
#DDW2023
Let’s hear from attendees — why are you #HereForDDW?
May 8, 2023
Several first-time attendees and DDW veterans share what brought them to the meeting this year.
Don’t miss the Poster Hall at DDW 2023
May 8, 2023
Check out 2,800 posters to speak one-on-one with your fellow attendees and researchers about their innovative research.
Miss a DDW® Session? Catch Up with DDW On Demand
May 8, 2023
Attendees will have access to all session captures 24 hours after the session ends. Continue to watch sessions on demand until May 17, 2024.
Legends of GI Surgery: A Conversation with Dr. Nancy Ascher
May 7, 2023
Dr. Ascher, the first woman to perform a liver transplant, shares insights from her prolific career.
7 Simple Changes Physicians Can Make to Provide LGBTQIA+ Affirming Care
May 7, 2023
Physicians striving to provide LGBTQIA+ affirming care shouldn’t be afraid to make (and learn from) mistakes.
With Highly Effective DAAs, Eliminating Hepatitis C Virus Infection is Within Reach
May 6, 2023
Dr. Raymond Chung advises that continued vigilance is needed, even after the virus is gone.
It’s Time to Address the Physical Well-Being of Surgeons
May 6, 2023
Simple ergonomic solutions, such as targeted stretching microbreaks, can protect surgeons from work-related injuries and improve patient care.
Managing ALD Is Not Just About Liver Disease
May 6, 2023
Dr. Brian Lee urges hepatologists to address upstream causes using evidence-based approaches.
Endoscopic Approaches Should Take Precedence Over Surgery For Small Bowel Polyps
May 6, 2023
Hironori Yamamoto, MD, outlines five recommendations for managing patients with small bowel polyps.