Healio Gastroenterology Current Issue

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

Table of Contents

• Therapeutic Drug Monitoring in IBD
• 10 FMT Advances from 2014
• Patients with Obstructing Gastric Cancer Present Difficult Challenges Andrew Singleton, MD; Robert E. Glasgow, MD
• FDA Approves Aer-O-Scope Colonoscope System
• FDA Fast Tracks Necuparanib for Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer
• PEGPH20 for Pancreatic Cancer Granted Orphan Drug Designation in Europe
• Prucalopride Ineffective for Pediatric Functional Constipation
• Bringing On-the-go and In-depth Meeting Coverage to your Fingertips
• Navigating the Roadmap to Remission in Mild to Moderate Ulcerative Colitis
• Task Force Updates Quality Indicators for GI Endoscopic Procedures
• Allium Vegetables, Garlic Supplements did not Reduce CRC Risk
• Bacterial Biofilms Associated with CRC
• Biomarkers Diagnosed EoE, Could not Distinguish EoE from PPI-REE
• Celiac Disease Failed to Increase Women’s Risk for Fertility Problems
• Complete EMR Effective, Durable for Treatment of BE-associated Neoplasia
• Differences in Dietary FODMAP Content Affected Gut Microbiota
• M2-PK Test for CRC Showed Superior Sensitivity to iFOBT
• Mesalazine not Superior to Placebo for IBS
• Nongluten Wheat Proteins Triggered Immune Response in Celiac Patients
• Oral Budesonide Suspension Safely, Effectively Treated Children with EoE
• Cortical Thinning, School Problems Associated with Pediatric Crohn’s
• Enteral Nutrition Outcomes Reveal Diet, Microbiome and Pediatric IBD Link
• FMT Appears Ineffective for Treatment of IBD
• Increased Frequency of Vedolizumab Helped Non-Responders
• Observational Treatment of Uncomplicated Acute Diverticulitis not Inferior to Antibiotics
• Probiotics Improved Efficacy of H. pylori Treatment
• AGA: First Patients Enrolled in GERD Registry
• Naloxegol Approved for Marketing Throughout European Union
• Patients with Complicated Intra-Abdominal Infections Achieved Clinical Response with Eravacycline
• Complex Genome-microbiome Link may Influence Risk for IBD