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New Consensus Bridges the Gap for Managing IBS-Like Symptoms in IBD Patients
05/08/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
An international panel delivers the first standardized framework to evaluate and manage persistent IBS-like symptoms in patients with well-controlled IBD.
An international panel delivers the first standardized framework to evaluate and manage persistent IBS-like symptoms in patients with well-controlled IBD.
An international panel delivers...
05/08/2025
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Tricyclic Antidepressants Most Effective Among Gut–Brain Neuromodulators for IBS
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Low FODMAP and Sugar-Reduced Diets Show Most Promise for IBS Relief
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
Conference Coverage
Hormone Replacement Appears to Raise Risk of IBS
10/28/2024
Riya Gandhi, MA
Researchers sought to determine if postmenopausal women treated with hormone replacement therapy would be at higher risk of developing irritable bowel syndrome.
Researchers sought to determine if postmenopausal women treated with hormone replacement therapy would be at higher risk of developing irritable bowel syndrome.
Researchers sought to determine...
10/28/2024
Gastroenterology
News
IBS Prevalence Slightly Above 6% in Pandemic-Era US Survey
03/28/2024
Jolynn Tumolo
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed...
03/28/2024
Gastroenterology
Conference Coverage
Ali Rezaie, MD, Reviews the Role of Autoimmunity in SIBO and IBS
01/02/2024
Priyam Vora
Dr Ali Rezaie explained the role of microbiome in disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome and its subtypes.
Dr Ali Rezaie explained the role of microbiome in disorders such as irritable bowel syndrome and its subtypes.
Dr Ali Rezaie explained the role...
01/02/2024
Gastroenterology
News
Survey Indicates Wider Prevalence of IBS Than Earlier Estimates Showed
10/02/2023
Rebecca Mashaw
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced...
10/02/2023
Gastroenterology
News
AGA Recommends Professional Dietary Guidance for Patients With IBS
05/10/2022
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered...
05/10/2022
Gastroenterology
children & veggies
Quiz
Which Diet is Best for IBS?
04/08/2022
Which type of diet is the most "patient friendly" for nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome? Take our quick quiz to find out!
Which type of diet is the most "patient friendly" for nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome? Take our quick quiz to find out!
Which type of diet is the most...
04/08/2022
Gastroenterology
News
Patients Find Traditional Dietary Advice Most Accessible for IBS
03/21/2022
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets...
03/21/2022
Gastroenterology
News
First IBS Guideline Based on GRADE Methodology Published
12/21/2020
The American College of Gastroenterology has developed a clinical guideline for managing irritable bowel syndrome that addresses 25 key questions based on the strength and quality of evidence from medical literature.
The American College of Gastroenterology has developed a clinical guideline for managing irritable bowel syndrome that addresses 25 key questions based on the strength and quality of evidence from medical literature.
The American College of...
12/21/2020
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Tricyclic Antidepressants Most Effective Among Gut–Brain Neuromodulators for IBS
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Low FODMAP and Sugar-Reduced Diets Show Most Promise for IBS Relief
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
News
IBS Prevalence Slightly Above 6% in Pandemic-Era US Survey
03/28/2024
Jolynn Tumolo
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed...
03/28/2024
Gastroenterology
News
Survey Indicates Wider Prevalence of IBS Than Earlier Estimates Showed
10/02/2023
Rebecca Mashaw
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced...
10/02/2023
Gastroenterology
News
AGA Recommends Professional Dietary Guidance for Patients With IBS
05/10/2022
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered...
05/10/2022
Gastroenterology
News
Patients Find Traditional Dietary Advice Most Accessible for IBS
03/21/2022
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets...
03/21/2022
Gastroenterology
News
Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Using a Single Super Donor Is Effective in IBS
10/23/2019
Authors of a new study sought to determine whether patients with irritable bowel syndrome could experience symptom relief with fecal microbiota transplantation from a single donor with a favorable microbiota profile. The findings were...
Authors of a new study sought to determine whether patients with irritable bowel syndrome could experience symptom relief with fecal microbiota transplantation from a single donor with a favorable microbiota profile. The findings were...
Authors of a new study sought to...
10/23/2019
Gastroenterology
News
AGA Develops Guideline for the Laboratory Evaluation of Functional Diarrhea, IBS-D
09/24/2019
The American Gastroenterological Association’s guideline applies to the evaluation of patients who are immunocompetent and who have had “watery” diarrhea for at least 4 weeks.
The American Gastroenterological Association’s guideline applies to the evaluation of patients who are immunocompetent and who have had “watery” diarrhea for at least 4 weeks.
The American Gastroenterological...
09/24/2019
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Analysis Challenges NordICC Trial Conclusions on CRC Screening and Mortality
09/05/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
The 10-year results from the NordICC study may underestimate the mortality benefits of screening colonoscopy due to inadequate follow-up time.
The 10-year results from the NordICC study may underestimate the mortality benefits of screening colonoscopy due to inadequate follow-up time.
The 10-year results from the...
09/05/2025
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Cumulative Social Risk Linked to Poorer Survival in Stage III Colorectal Cancer
09/05/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
A prospective cohort study found that each additional social risk factor significantly increased the likelihood of cancer-specific mortality among patients with advanced colorectal cancer.
A prospective cohort study found that each additional social risk factor significantly increased the likelihood of cancer-specific mortality among patients with advanced colorectal cancer.
A prospective cohort study found...
09/05/2025
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Fatty Pancreas Disease Linked to Elevated Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
The key takeaway for clinicians is the importance of recognizing fatty pancreas disease as more than an incidental imaging finding.
The key takeaway for clinicians is the importance of recognizing fatty pancreas disease as more than an incidental imaging finding.
The key takeaway for clinicians...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Hypertension Linked to Liver Disease Progression and Adverse Outcomes in MASLD
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
Across three large prospective cohorts, hypertension was consistently associated with worse liver-related and systemic outcomes.
Across three large prospective cohorts, hypertension was consistently associated with worse liver-related and systemic outcomes.
Across three large prospective...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
News
GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Linked to Lower Risk of Peptic Ulcer Disease in Patients with T2DM
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional protection against gastrointestinal complications among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional protection against gastrointestinal complications among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
FDA alert
FDA Alert
FDA Approves Semaglutide for MASH With Advanced Fibrosis
08/21/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
The first pharmacologic option authorized by the agency for MASH with moderate to severe fibrosis addresses a growing public health challenge.
The first pharmacologic option authorized by the agency for MASH with moderate to severe fibrosis addresses a growing public health challenge.
The first pharmacologic option...
08/21/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Racial Disparities Persist in Colorectal Cancer Outcomes
08/12/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Despite significant advances in colorectal cancer screening and treatment, systemic inequities continue to drive higher incidence and mortality rates among Black Americans compared with White individuals, according to a recent review.
Despite significant advances in colorectal cancer screening and treatment, systemic inequities continue to drive higher incidence and mortality rates among Black Americans compared with White individuals, according to a recent review.
Despite significant advances in...
08/12/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Over 20 Years of Colorectal Cancer Disparities Reveal Racial and Regional Gaps in US Mortality
08/08/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
Despite national declines in colorectal cancer deaths, a 20-year study finds Black men and residents of Southern and Midwestern states continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates.
Despite national declines in colorectal cancer deaths, a 20-year study finds Black men and residents of Southern and Midwestern states continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates.
Despite national declines in...
08/08/2025
Gastroenterology
News
High Adherence Rates Seen for At-Home Colorectal Cancer Test Among Adults Aged 45–49
08/08/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A large-scale study found nearly 70% of younger adults followed through with a multi-target stool DNA test for colorectal cancer screening, with digital communication playing a key role in boosting adherence.
A large-scale study found nearly 70% of younger adults followed through with a multi-target stool DNA test for colorectal cancer screening, with digital communication playing a key role in boosting adherence.
A large-scale study found nearly...
08/08/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Gut-Brain Disorders Show Increase in Post-Pandemic Era
08/04/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
A population-based survey reveals a significant rise in disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI) after the COVID-19 pandemic, with implications for health care utilization and quality of life.
A population-based survey reveals a significant rise in disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI) after the COVID-19 pandemic, with implications for health care utilization and quality of life.
A population-based survey...
08/04/2025
Gastroenterology

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children & veggies
Quiz
Which Diet is Best for IBS?
04/08/2022
Which type of diet is the most "patient friendly" for nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome? Take our quick quiz to find out!
Which type of diet is the most "patient friendly" for nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome? Take our quick quiz to find out!
Which type of diet is the most...
04/08/2022
Gastroenterology
Quiz
Diagnostic Complexity in Refractory GERD
08/07/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
What did researchers find in a recent study of patients with GERD and persistent reflux symptoms despite PPI therapy? Take our quick quiz to find out!
What did researchers find in a recent study of patients with GERD and persistent reflux symptoms despite PPI therapy? Take our quick quiz to find out!
What did researchers find in a...
08/07/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
Terminal Ileal Resection and CRC Risk
08/07/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Is terminal ileum resection in patients with Crohn’s disease associated with colorectal cancer risk? See what recent research found by taking our quiz.
Is terminal ileum resection in patients with Crohn’s disease associated with colorectal cancer risk? See what recent research found by taking our quiz.
Is terminal ileum resection in...
08/07/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
DGBIs and GERD
08/07/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Is there any association between esophageal disorders of gut-brain interaction and refractory reflux symptoms? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz!
Is there any association between esophageal disorders of gut-brain interaction and refractory reflux symptoms? Test your knowledge with our quick quiz!
Is there any association between...
08/07/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Prevalence of Overlapping Esophageal DGBIs and GERD in Patients With Refractory Reflux
08/01/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
A prospective study reveals that more than 70% of patients with proven gastroesophageal reflux disease and refractory symptoms also exhibit features of esophageal disorders of gut-brain interaction.
A prospective study reveals that more than 70% of patients with proven gastroesophageal reflux disease and refractory symptoms also exhibit features of esophageal disorders of gut-brain interaction.
A prospective study reveals that...
08/01/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
How Does Stool-Based CRC Surveillance Compare to Colonoscopy?
07/21/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
07/21/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
How Does CRC Affect Sexual Health in Women Over 40?
07/21/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
07/21/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
How Does CRC Affect Sexual Health in Women Under 40?
07/21/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
07/21/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
What Improves FIT Return Rates?
07/18/2025
The TEMPO trial investigated techniques to improve return rates for fecal immunochemical tests for colorectal cancer. Find out what worked best by taking our quick quiz!
The TEMPO trial investigated techniques to improve return rates for fecal immunochemical tests for colorectal cancer. Find out what worked best by taking our quick quiz!
The TEMPO trial investigated...
07/18/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
Social Determinants of Health and MASLD/MASH
07/18/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Research has shown that several social determinants of health (SDOH) are associated with the prevalence of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease. What has been identified as the most consistent associated SDOH?
Research has shown that several social determinants of health (SDOH) are associated with the prevalence of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease. What has been identified as the most consistent associated SDOH?
Research has shown that several...
07/18/2025
Gastroenterology
Quiz
MASLD in 2050
07/18/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
The prevalence of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is increasing. What will it be in the future? Take our quiz to find out.
The prevalence of metabolic-associated steatotic liver disease (MASLD) is increasing. What will it be in the future? Take our quiz to find out.
The prevalence of...
07/18/2025
Gastroenterology

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Tricyclic Antidepressants Most Effective Among Gut–Brain Neuromodulators for IBS
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review confirms that gut–brain neuromodulators—especially tricyclic antidepressants—can reduce global IBS symptoms and abdominal pain, though evidence for other drug classes remains limited.
An updated systematic review...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Low FODMAP and Sugar-Reduced Diets Show Most Promise for IBS Relief
04/29/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of 28 trials finds that low FODMAP and starch- and sucrose-reduced diets outperform standard dietary advice in improving IBS symptoms, though overall evidence confidence remains limited.
A new network meta-analysis of...
04/29/2025
Gastroenterology
News
IBS Prevalence Slightly Above 6% in Pandemic-Era US Survey
03/28/2024
Jolynn Tumolo
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed had not sought medical care for their IBS symptoms during the previous year.
Almost half of those surveyed...
03/28/2024
Gastroenterology
News
Survey Indicates Wider Prevalence of IBS Than Earlier Estimates Showed
10/02/2023
Rebecca Mashaw
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced the results of a national survey, researchers say.
The pandemic may have influenced...
10/02/2023
Gastroenterology
News
AGA Recommends Professional Dietary Guidance for Patients With IBS
05/10/2022
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered dietitian nutritionist can help patients with irritable bowel syndrome to manage their condition, according to a clinical update from the American Gastroenterological Association.
Consultation with a registered...
05/10/2022
Gastroenterology
News
Patients Find Traditional Dietary Advice Most Accessible for IBS
03/21/2022
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets are also effective but less popular than traditional dietary advice among patients with nonconstipated irritable bowel syndrome, according to research.
Low FODMAP and gluten-free diets...
03/21/2022
Gastroenterology
News
Fecal Microbiota Transplantation Using a Single Super Donor Is Effective in IBS
10/23/2019
Authors of a new study sought to determine whether patients with irritable bowel syndrome could experience symptom relief with fecal microbiota transplantation from a single donor with a favorable microbiota profile. The findings were...
Authors of a new study sought to determine whether patients with irritable bowel syndrome could experience symptom relief with fecal microbiota transplantation from a single donor with a favorable microbiota profile. The findings were...
Authors of a new study sought to...
10/23/2019
Gastroenterology
News
AGA Develops Guideline for the Laboratory Evaluation of Functional Diarrhea, IBS-D
09/24/2019
The American Gastroenterological Association’s guideline applies to the evaluation of patients who are immunocompetent and who have had “watery” diarrhea for at least 4 weeks.
The American Gastroenterological Association’s guideline applies to the evaluation of patients who are immunocompetent and who have had “watery” diarrhea for at least 4 weeks.
The American Gastroenterological...
09/24/2019
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Analysis Challenges NordICC Trial Conclusions on CRC Screening and Mortality
09/05/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
The 10-year results from the NordICC study may underestimate the mortality benefits of screening colonoscopy due to inadequate follow-up time.
The 10-year results from the NordICC study may underestimate the mortality benefits of screening colonoscopy due to inadequate follow-up time.
The 10-year results from the...
09/05/2025
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Cumulative Social Risk Linked to Poorer Survival in Stage III Colorectal Cancer
09/05/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
A prospective cohort study found that each additional social risk factor significantly increased the likelihood of cancer-specific mortality among patients with advanced colorectal cancer.
A prospective cohort study found that each additional social risk factor significantly increased the likelihood of cancer-specific mortality among patients with advanced colorectal cancer.
A prospective cohort study found...
09/05/2025
Gastroenterology
Research Highlights
Fatty Pancreas Disease Linked to Elevated Risk of Pancreatic Cancer
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
The key takeaway for clinicians is the importance of recognizing fatty pancreas disease as more than an incidental imaging finding.
The key takeaway for clinicians is the importance of recognizing fatty pancreas disease as more than an incidental imaging finding.
The key takeaway for clinicians...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Hypertension Linked to Liver Disease Progression and Adverse Outcomes in MASLD
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
Across three large prospective cohorts, hypertension was consistently associated with worse liver-related and systemic outcomes.
Across three large prospective cohorts, hypertension was consistently associated with worse liver-related and systemic outcomes.
Across three large prospective...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
News
GLP-1 Receptor Agonists Linked to Lower Risk of Peptic Ulcer Disease in Patients with T2DM
09/04/2025
Jessica Garlewicz
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional protection against gastrointestinal complications among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional protection against gastrointestinal complications among patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus.
GLP-1 RAs may offer additional...
09/04/2025
Gastroenterology
FDA alert
FDA Alert
FDA Approves Semaglutide for MASH With Advanced Fibrosis
08/21/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
The first pharmacologic option authorized by the agency for MASH with moderate to severe fibrosis addresses a growing public health challenge.
The first pharmacologic option authorized by the agency for MASH with moderate to severe fibrosis addresses a growing public health challenge.
The first pharmacologic option...
08/21/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Racial Disparities Persist in Colorectal Cancer Outcomes
08/12/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
Despite significant advances in colorectal cancer screening and treatment, systemic inequities continue to drive higher incidence and mortality rates among Black Americans compared with White individuals, according to a recent review.
Despite significant advances in colorectal cancer screening and treatment, systemic inequities continue to drive higher incidence and mortality rates among Black Americans compared with White individuals, according to a recent review.
Despite significant advances in...
08/12/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Over 20 Years of Colorectal Cancer Disparities Reveal Racial and Regional Gaps in US Mortality
08/08/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
Despite national declines in colorectal cancer deaths, a 20-year study finds Black men and residents of Southern and Midwestern states continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates.
Despite national declines in colorectal cancer deaths, a 20-year study finds Black men and residents of Southern and Midwestern states continue to face disproportionately high mortality rates.
Despite national declines in...
08/08/2025
Gastroenterology
News
High Adherence Rates Seen for At-Home Colorectal Cancer Test Among Adults Aged 45–49
08/08/2025
Riya Gandhi, MA
A large-scale study found nearly 70% of younger adults followed through with a multi-target stool DNA test for colorectal cancer screening, with digital communication playing a key role in boosting adherence.
A large-scale study found nearly 70% of younger adults followed through with a multi-target stool DNA test for colorectal cancer screening, with digital communication playing a key role in boosting adherence.
A large-scale study found nearly...
08/08/2025
Gastroenterology
News
Gut-Brain Disorders Show Increase in Post-Pandemic Era
08/04/2025
Rebecca Mashaw
A population-based survey reveals a significant rise in disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI) after the COVID-19 pandemic, with implications for health care utilization and quality of life.
A population-based survey reveals a significant rise in disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI) after the COVID-19 pandemic, with implications for health care utilization and quality of life.
A population-based survey...
08/04/2025
Gastroenterology

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