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Launching a quality improvement initiative
This installment describes the infrastructure, personnel, and structure needed to approach an identified problem within a practice.
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Neuronal Protein Could Be a Blood Biomarker of MS
LONDON—Higher levels of a neuronal protein were found in the blood of patients with relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) than in healthy...
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Periocular Fillers and Related Anatomy
Aging of the periocular area involves changes of the skin, muscle, fat, and bones. Facial fillers can be helpful in minimizing these changes by...
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Letter from the Editor: Value-based reimbursement is here to stay
We now must help CMS devise reasonable linkages that will truly improve patient care, yet keep us in business.
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Asleep Deep Brain Stimulation Placement Offers Advantages in Parkinson’s Disease
PORTLAND, OR—Performing deep brain stimulation (DBS) surgery for Parkinson’s disease using intraoperative CT imaging while the patient is under...
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What Are New and Potential Therapies for Neuromuscular Disorders?
HILTON HEAD, SC—Biologics, stem cells, and gene therapy may hold promise as treatments for neuromuscular disorders. Ongoing clinical trials are...
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Current Concepts in Lip Augmentation
Facial rejuvenation, particularly lip augmentation, has gained widespread popularity. An appreciation of perioral anatomy as well as the...
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AGA members take Capitol Hill
More than 40 AGA members visited Capitol Hill earlier this fall to fight for the science and practice of gastroenterology during AGA’s annual...
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2017 Membership renewal period now open
Make sure to renew your membership to maintain your benefits and stay up to date on the latest discoveries in GI through subscriptions to leading...
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Support young researchers through the AGA Research Foundation
With the support of our donors, we are building a community of researchers whose work serves the greater community and benefits all our patients...