Healio Gastroenterology Current Issue

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

Table of Contents

• COVID-19 put strain on private practices to book patients for routine care Samir A. Shah, MD, FACG
• Endoscopy centers meet pandemic challenges with resilience, determination Klaus Mergener, MD, PhD, MBA
• Tertiary centers: Overwhelmed with backlog of patients after COVID-19 Amy S. Oxentenko, MD, FACP, FACG, AGAF
• ACG updates guidelines for GERD diagnosis, management Monica Stonehill
• Long-term air pollutant exposure, especially with unhealthy habits, increase MAFLD risk Monica Stonehill
• Shorter paternity leave among surgical residents may be due to stigma Monica Stonehill
• Steroid-free endoscopic remission does not link to less disease progression Monica Stonehill
• The Rome Foundation translates clinical diagnostic criteria Kate Burba
• Lilly announces positive phase 3 results of mirikizumab for UC
• COVID-19: Physicians need to continue ‘plugging away’ for a brighter 2022 Edward V. Loftus Jr., MD
• Budesonide improves histologic, symptom response in pediatric EoE Kate Burba
• Increased diversity in leadership requires self-promotion, participating in allyship Kate Burba
• Increased fatty liver disease awareness needed to mitigate burden among young adults Kate Burba
• Lactobacillus therapy reduces heavy drinking in patients with alcohol associated hepatitis Monica Stonehill
• NASH in US estimated to cost more than $175 billion over next 2 decades Katrina Altersitz
• Novel incretin co-agonist improves disease activity in noncirrhotic NASH Kate Burba
• Pegbelfermin improves markers of fibrosis in NASH Kate Burba
• Physicians should be ‘real’ about nutrition for NAFLD with parents, children Monica Stonehill
• Q&A: BIO89-100 reduces spleen volume, liver fat in NASH Kate Burba
• Undiagnosed anxiety present in 17% of patients with cirrhosis Lisa Holden
• VIDEO: IV iron therapy ‘rapidly’ restores iron in IBD patients with active inflammation Stephen B. Hanauer, MD; Monica Stonehill
• VIDEO: Physicians should not ‘undertreat’ IBD patients with C. difficile infection Jessica Allegretti, MD, MPH; Monica Stonehill
• Virtual specialist experience linked to better survival in PCP-treated liver disease Kalie VanDewater
• GIs should educate, promote value of colonoscopy to physicians, patients Monica Stonehill
• HCV retreatment regimen safe, effective for chronic infection Melissa Foster
• Novel tool may improve follow-up in IBD patients Anthony DeFino
• Three questions with Scrubs & Heels Monica Stonehill