Featured Abstract: Tuesday, May 5
Read a brief summary of the abstract “Risk of cancer with use of ranitidine: Results of a cohort study of 65 million US adults.”
Read a brief summary of the abstract “Risk of cancer with use of ranitidine: Results of a cohort study of 65 million US adults.”
6 summaries spanning topics in inflammatory bowel disease, pediatric GI, liver diseases and obesity.
Read summaries of two selected abstracts from DDW 2020. All full abstracts are available on the DDW ePosters and ePapers site.
Learn how to access all full-text abstracts accepted for presentation at DDW 2020 plus a look at today’s featured abstracts.
Your first look at abstracts. We’ll be refreshing the content on DDW News during the original dates of #DDW2020 to bring you summaries of cutting-edge science.
After much consideration, we will not host a Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2020 virtual meeting with invited-speaker sessions. We do look forward to sharing some DDW content in other ways.
DDW 2020 and all associated events, scheduled for May 2-5, 2020, in Chicago, have been cancelled.
At Digestive Disease Week (DDW) 2019 in San Diego, CA, DDW commemorated its 50th year as the premier meeting in gastroenterology, hepatology and surgery. Nearly 14,000 attendees helped us celebrate over four days of networking and world-class education that featured 813 original sessions (oral and poster), 4,229 posters and 291 exhibitor booths.
ASGE and the ASGE Foundation honored several outstanding gastroenterologists who have contributed to the advancement of GI endoscopy during the annual Crystal Awards dinner on Sunday, May 19, at the US Grant Hotel in San Diego. Gregory G. Ginsberg, MD, FASGE, won the Rudolf V. Schindler Award, ASGE’s highest honor.
An SSAT joint symposium with the International Society of Digestive Surgery (ISDS) at DDW on Tuesday, May 21, featured a series of presentations covering the latest evidence-based updates on paraesophageal, inguinal, ventral and parastomal hernia repairs. Garth R. Jacobsen, MD, FACS, opened the symposium with a discussion of inguinal hernia repair.
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