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Study finds differences for HCC in women
SAN DIEGO – Women were significantly more likely to present without cirrhosis and with nonalcoholic fatty liver disease than were men.
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Adding drugs to gastric balloons increases weight loss
SAN DIEGO – Adding weight loss drugs tailored to patients’ particular weight issues at the 3- or 6-month mark while the intragastric balloon was...
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Treatment-resistant GERD reported by more than half of patients
SAN DIEGO – Research is needed into the high rates of PPI-refractory GERD.
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Physical activity linked to less cirrhosis-related mortality
SAN DIEGO – Adults in the highest quintile of physical activity had a 73% lower risk for cirrhosis-related death than did those in the lowest...
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Looking back at 10 years of the AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology
SAN FRANCISCO – CGIT transformed the way people think about innovation in gastroenterology.
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Leveraging consumer technology in gastroenterology practice
SAN FRANCISCO – There are patient-facing applications that provide data that can be used by both patients and their physicians to better...
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Interventional endoscopic ultrasonography is hitting its stride
SAN FRANCISCO – Surgeons are amazed at the interventional capabilities of EUS.
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Artificial intelligence and machine learning in gastroenterology
SAN FRANCISCO – From colonosopy to personalized IBD treatment to treatment of GI bleeding – artificial intelligence will smooth the way.
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Female authorship trends in academic gastroenterology over 4 decades
WASHINGTON – Female gastroenterologists may need more protected time to do clinical trials research.
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NAFLD patients with abnormal liver tests may not get statins when indicated
WASHINGTON – Abnormal liver tests can make providers hesitant to start statins in NAFLD patients.
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VIDEO: Nanotechnology is making a mark in gastroenterology
BOSTON – Gene regulation – reprogramming at the genetic level – is the special power of nanotechnology.
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VIDEO: Digital innovation, consumer point of view can solve clinical problems
BOSTON – Ms. Small hopes that “tech-enabled health care” will soon just be “health care.”
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VIDEO: In 2018, the AGA Center for GI Innovation and Technology is going strong
BOSTON – CGIT is there to provide support for your innovation from beginning to success.
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VIDEO: It’s all about improving the patient experience
BOSTON – New technologies should allow us to do something we couldn’t do before.