Healio Gastroenterology Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Healio Gastroenterology.
Table of Contents
- Resuming endoscopy in the wake of COVID-19 Alex Young
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- 7 recent reports on inflammatory bowel disease Alex Young
- COVID-19 increases anxiety, burnout among endoscopy trainees Monica Stonehill
- COVID-19 substantially reduces endoscopy procedures worldwide Monica Stonehill
- FDA approves Gimoti for diabetic gastroparesis Monica Stonehill
- FDA issues complete response letter for obeticholic acid for fibrosis due to NASH Monica Stonehill
- Lanifibranor meets efficacy, safety endpoints in phase 2b NASH trial Monica Stonehill
- Patients with cirrhosis plus COVID-19 have higher mortality rates Alex Young
- Probiotic combination reduces mortality in preterm infants Alex Young
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- Q&A: New data further show long-term efficacy of Givlaari for AHP Monica Stonehill
- The 'new normal' for endoscopic education during the COVID-19 pandemic Uzma D. Siddiqui, MD, FASGE
- Biennial screening produces sustained mortality reduction in CRC Alex Young
- EoE disease activity rapidly recurs with topical steroids Monica Stonehill
- Food insecurity, lack of social support common in IBD Alex Young
- GIs, patients highly satisfied with telehealth during COVID-19 Alex Young
- Minesapride safe, well-tolerated in IBS-C Alex Young
- Model predicts EoE even before histology Alex Young
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- Proton pump inhibitor use doubles risk for COVID-19 Monica Stonehill
- Tacrolimus, beclomethasone effective treatments for ulcerative proctitis 5-ASA refractory Monica Stonehill
- Emerging therapies for IBD: Finding long-term treatment without steroids Monica Stonehill
- Smarter, earlier, deeper: Choosing an initial IBD therapy Alex Young
- Q&A: Obesity, fatty liver play role in increased risk for COVID-19 Monica Stonehill
- Q&A: 'Stop the line' practice needed to end systemic racism in academia Monica Stonehill
- VIDEO: GI societies join forces to promote diversity within the field Bishr Omary, MD, PhD; Monica Stonehill