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Compensation in Gastroenterology: Benefits Outweigh Bother
Like any specialty, there are downsides, but gastroenterology is still among the most sought-after specialties by new physicians....More...
How to Get Rid of Diverticulitus
Many people develop small pouches along the long intestine called diverticula. They are more common among older people, with about 10 percent of Americans developing diverticula by the age of 40 and almost half by the age of 60. An inflammation of the diverticula is called diverticulitus. It is most...More...
Maintenance in Crohn's Disease Patients After Infliximab
How long should Crohn's patients be on anti-TNF agents in order to avoid a relapse of symptoms?...More...
A Nocturnal GERD Symptom Severity and Impact Questionnaire for Adults
This study reviews a new questionnaire that looks at the severity of GERD symptoms in adults....More...
Hepatitis B Highlights: The Liver Meeting 2014
You won't want to miss the recap on hepatitis B from this year's meeting....More...
ABT-450/r/Ombitasvir and Dasabuvir for HCV
Can this interferon-free regimen bring about a complete virologic response in patients with HCV genotype 1b infection?...More...
What Kind of Poop Do I Have?
The Bristol Stool Scale is a way to talk about shapes and types of poop, what doctors call stools. It's also known as the Meyers Scale....More...
What Is Tumeric Spice?
Turmeric, also known as Indian saffron, is a bitter tasting spice that gives curry its golden color. But, it is also a plant that has medical uses dating thousands of years ago. Outside its use in Indian cuisine and a food coloring in products like mustard, people who practice alternative medicine u...More...
Discovered Tribe’s Bacteria May Point to Our Past
A tribe of Indians discovered in the remote mountains of Venezuela may have a lot to teach us about the connection between gut bacteria and our health....More...
Surveillance and Mortality in Esophageal Adenocarcinoma
Could participation in a surveillance program for Barrett esophagus reduce mortality from esophageal adenocarcinoma?...More...
How to Control Overactive Bowels
If you have overactive bowels or irritable bowel syndrome, it is important to learn how to control it. It can be very embarrassing to suddenly feel an urgent need to go and not been in a position where you can easily find a bathroom. By finding what triggers your overactive bowels or IBS, you can be...More...
Acid Reflux Disease - 4 Steps You Must Take Immediately If You Think You Have it
What should you do if you think you have acid reflux disease? Sadly, many sufferers of acid reflux disease ignore the symptoms too long, and painful (and often chronic) consequences ensue. Do not allow this to happen to you or your loved ones! Here are 4 simple steps you should take now....More...
About Menopause with Dizziness and Nausea
A woman who reaches the next level of womanhood can rejoice in saying farewell to the mess and pain of her monthly menses. Now say hello to menopause, a new chapter in a mature woman's life cycle. No more tampons, no more bloating, no more premenstrual syndrome (PMS). Unfortunately, this new change ...More...
Diet Guidelines for Colitis
Colitis, also known as inflammatory bowel syndrome, is a painful disorder where portions of the large and small intestine become inflamed. Individuals with colitis experience many symptoms, including tenderness of the abdomen, depression, rapid weight loss, joint pain, tiredness, increase in bowel m...More...
Screening for Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Learn the risk factors for hepatocellular carcinoma, and who to screen, how often to screen, and what tools should be used....More...
How to Calm an Upset Stomach
An upset stomach can come from many things and before you treat it, you need to find out what caused it. Indigestion, flu, motion sickness, heartburn and food poisoning can all cause nausea and the remedies vary depending on what caused the stomach to get upset....More...
Acid Reflux Diet And Breakfast
Acid reflux diet and breakfast is a dilemma for a number of reasons. With the frequency that people have reflux problems through the night while they are sleeping, chances are they are waking up with heartburn. And in that case, they are more likely to go eat antacids for breakfast, than they are fo...More...
NAFLD: A Practical Approach to Diagnosis and Staging
What criteria do clinicians use to both diagnose and stage their patients with NAFLD?...More...
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