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To Establish a Good Network, Say Yes to Opportunity

May 19, 2024

You don’t build a network by saying no — but you have to follow through, says Dr. Maria Abreu.

ASGE Guidelines Give Practical Advice to Prevent Most Common Complication of ERCP

May 19, 2024

The guidelines recommend broad use of rectal NSAIDs to reduce the risk of post-ERCP pancreatitis.

To Achieve a Good Bowel Prep, Make It Easy For the Patient

May 18, 2024

Gastroenterologists should be aware of evolving guidance on bowel preparations for patients taking GLP-1 agonists, says Dr. Jennifer Weiss.

AASLD Issues First Guidelines on Non-Invasive Liver Disease Assessments

May 18, 2024

New AASLD guidelines broadly recommend simple, cost-effective blood-based tests and elastography for many patients with chronic liver disease.

Five Fitness Rules for a Healthy Brain — for Patients and for Physicians

May 18, 2024

Improving your brain health starts with improving metabolic health, says Dr. Michael Hoffmann.

Living Guidelines for Ulcerative Colitis Narrow the Gap Between Trials and Clinical Practice

May 17, 2024

Upcoming AGA guidelines on moderate-to-severe ulcerative colitis help to make sense of new therapies and mechanisms while advising on treatment strategies such as combinations and de-escalation.

Non-Invasive Tests Hold the Key to Stratifying Patients With MASLD

May 17, 2024

Simple blood-based tests can be used to identify which patients with MASLD should receive liver-directed therapy, but hepatologists may need more accurate measures, says Dr. Veeral Ajmera.

It’s Time to Rethink Physician Workplace Distress by Focusing on Moral Injury

May 17, 2024

When physicians cannot provide the care they know patients need, our entire healthcare system suffers, explains Dr. Wendy Dean.

GI Fellows: Make the Most of Mentorship and Training to Gain Advanced Endoscopy Skills

May 15, 2024

Early communication with your program director can help fellows find rotations that align with their interests, says Dr. Victoria Gómez.

Oncologists Can Help Shape the Future of Individualized Cancer Care

May 14, 2024

Individualized cancer care needs to consider not only biology but patient demographics, environmental, socioeconomic and other factors, asserts Dr. Heidi Nelson.

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To Establish a Good Network, Say Yes to Opportunity

ASGE Guidelines Give Practical Advice to Prevent Most Common Complication of ERCP

To Achieve a Good Bowel Prep, Make It Easy For the Patient

AASLD Issues First Guidelines on Non-Invasive Liver Disease Assessments

Five Fitness Rules for a Healthy Brain — for Patients and for Physicians

Living Guidelines for Ulcerative Colitis Narrow the Gap Between Trials and Clinical Practice

Non-Invasive Tests Hold the Key to Stratifying Patients With MASLD

It’s Time to Rethink Physician Workplace Distress by Focusing on Moral Injury

GI Fellows: Make the Most of Mentorship and Training to Gain Advanced Endoscopy Skills

Oncologists Can Help Shape the Future of Individualized Cancer Care

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