Healio Gastroenterology Current Issue
The following articles appeared in the print edition of Healio Gastroenterology.
Table of Contents
- The Cannabis Frontier: As Medical Cannabis Moves Mainstream, are Gastroenterologists Prepared?
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- FDA Accepts Application for Subcutaneous Entyvio for UC
- FDA Approves Mavyret for all HCV Genotypes in Children
- FDA Approves Non-surgical Weight Loss Device for Obesity
- Mallinckrodt Completes Phase 3 Enrollment for Hepatorenal Syndrome Drug
- RedHill Biopharma Submits NDA for H. pylori Therapy
- Phase 3 Trial of Selonsertib for NASH-fibrosis Reduction Fails to Meet Primary Endpoint
- Health Care ‘Cannot Bury its Head in the Sand Regarding Cannabis’ Any Longer
- Age Tied to Infection Risk in IBD
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- Better Positioning has Improved Outcomes of Entyvio Therapy
- Certain Lesions at Resection Linked to Crohn's Recurrence
- Efficacy of Anti-TNFs Similar in Postoperative Crohn's Recurrence
- 'Every Patient, Every Time': Inpatient Protocol Standardizes UC Care
- Finding Consensus for Biologic TDM in IBD
- FMT Spurs 'Huge' Drop in Hospital Costs for Patients With C. diff
- Inpatient Bowel Prep can Improve With a Few Modifiable Factors
- It's Not Personal: Polyp Detection Better With Higher Volume, Recent Training
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- Non-invasive Index Effectively Monitors Mucosal Healing in Pediatric Crohn's
- Patients With IBD Twice as Likely to Have Herpes Zoster
- Radiographic Features Predict Need to Resect Intraabdominal Abscesses in Crohn's
- Some Patients With IBD Need Thromboprophylaxis After Hospitalization
- Cannabis Use High in IBD, More Research Needed to Assess Therapeutic Effects
- 'Complicated' Relationship Exists Between IBS, Low FODMAP Diet
- Cooking Classes Improve Diet Adherence, Quality of Life in Celiac
- FMT Safe, Effective in Patients With IBD, C. diff Infection
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- Highlights from Digestive Disease Week
- TDM Program Improves Clinical Outcomes in Pediatric IBD
- Young Adults Demonstrate Ability to Handle Their GI Medical Records
- International Research Effort May Yield New Insights into Microbiome’s Role in Colorectal Cancer
- Salix, Bausch Health Subsidiary Enter Deal to Develop Late-stage Therapy for IBD
- TV Ads Will Soon Start Showing Drug Prices