Healio Gastroenterology Current Issue

The following articles appeared in the print edition of Healio Gastroenterology.

Table of Contents

• The race is on for medical treatment of NASH Monica Stonehill
• Abivax completes enrollment for study of ulcerative colitis candidate Alex Young
• Mahana obtains marketing authorization for IBS digital therapeutic Alex Young
• NASH: A pandemic with an unmet need for pharmacotherapies Stephen A. Harrison, MD, FAASLD
• Changes in duodenal fluid microbiome profile seen in pancreatic cancer Monica Stonehill
• Cigarette smoking increases risk for CRC Monica Stonehill
• Complete remission at 8 weeks with high-dose adrenomedullin in UC Monica Stonehill
• Electroacupuncture shows promise in severe chronic constipation Alex Young
• Entyvio shows high patient persistence after dose frequency reduction Alex Young
• Lower socioeconomic status linked with worse outcomes in IBD Monica Stonehill
• Optivista image-enhancing endoscopy superior for diagnosis of colorectal polyps Monica Stonehill
• Stelara may be effective therapeutic for perianal Crohn’s Monica Stonehill
• Aspirin reduces risk for HCC in chronic hepatitis B Monica Stonehill
• Chronic liver disease, COVID-19 linked to higher rates of morbidity, mortality Monica Stonehill
• Coagulopathy of COVID-19 correlates with liver injury Monica Stonehill
• COVID, MIS-C show evidence of liver injury, require long-term monitoring Katrina Altersitz
• Frailty linked with mortality after liver transplantation Alex Young
• NASH drug helps reduce liver fat with good tolerability Alex Young
• Semaglutide produces NASH resolution without worsening fibrosis Alex Young
• Tropifexor safe up to 48 weeks for NASH Monica Stonehill
• UDCA treatment reduces biliary tract cancer in primary sclerosing cholangitis Monica Stonehill
• Helmsley awards $4.7 million for Crohn's diet therapy research Alex Young
• VIDEO: Atopy allergy patch tests link with improvements in EoE
• VIDEO: Early treatment with Terlipressin benefits patients with hepatorenal syndrome
• VIDEO: Pancreatic cancer should be considered a ‘medical emergency’ Alex Young