Gastroenterology
Conference Coverage
More selective antibiotic shows promise for C. diff. infection
Conference Coverage
The importance of toxin testing in C. difficile infection: Understanding the results
Conference Coverage
Medical ‘myths’ persist despite evidence, says professor of medicine
Dogma about shellfish allergies and contrast agents, “sinus headaches,” and other beliefs continue to affect patient care, even though the...
FDA/CDC
FDA approves two vonoprazan therapies for H. pylori eradication
“H. pylori eradication rates continue to decline in part due to antibiotic resistance, inadequate acid suppression, and complex treatment...
Conference Coverage
Single-use endoscopy: Here to stay?
Economic and regulatory factors favor single-use, and companies make a case for its environmental impact.
News
‘Forever chemicals’ linked to liver damage
“PFAS are similar to fatty acids in chemical structure, so it’s possible that they activate some of the same receptors or otherwise interfere with...
News
Can pickle juice help ease cirrhotic cramps?
“The acid (vinegar) in the brine triggers a nerve reflex to stop the cramp when it hits the throat. This is why only a sip is needed.”
News
Asymptomatic C. difficile carriers may infect the people they live with after hospitalization
News
AHA statement addresses CVD risk in NAFLD
The American Heart Association has issued a new scientific statement addressing cardiovascular risk in nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
News
Less cirrhosis but worse outcomes for Black patients with NASH
Black people with nonalcoholic steatohepatitis are more likely to die in the hospital, even though they are less likely to have cirrhosis.