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Common Procedure for Gastric Cancer Shows Promise for North American Patients
Endoscopic submucosal dissection was shown to be highly effective at removing superficial gastric tumors and is a viable option for patients around the globe. Read more
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Bariatric Surgery Study Challenges View That Obesity May Protect Against Fracture
The notion that high BMI is protective against fracture is widely held among researchers and clinicians, but a retrospective study out of Rush University Medical Center offers a more nuanced view,... Read more
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Charitable Care in the Age of COVID-19
Clinics and organizations are struggling to serve patients as coronavirus cases rise and the number of people with health insurance declines. Read more
Steroid-Sparing Therapy Shown to Reduce Risk of Crohn’s Disease Complications
A retrospective analysis shows that steroid-sparing therapy helps prevent perianal fistulizing complications by nearly 60%.
Common Procedure for Gastric Cancer Shows Promise for North American Patients
Endoscopic submucosal dissection was shown to be highly effective at removing superficial gastric tumors and is a viable option for patients around the globe.
IBD, Crohn’s and Ulcerative Colitis: Numbers You Need to Know
In 2015, 1.3% of U.S. adults — around 3 million people — had diagnosed inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) such as Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis.
New Developments in Type 1 Diabetes Prevention
Type 1 diabetes has been known as an irreversible condition that no one can fully prevent. But now, several breakthrough studies have emerged that show prevention and management for the illness are possible.
Bariatric Surgery Study Challenges View That Obesity May Protect Against Fracture
The notion that high BMI is protective against fracture is widely held among researchers and clinicians, but a retrospective study out of Rush University Medical Center offers a more nuanced view, finding that sleeve gastrectomy bariatric surgery significantly reduces the risk of sustaining a fracture in individuals with severe obesity.
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