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Marijuana, drug use a mystery in IBD
Despite expanding legalization of marijuana, a large proportion of gastroenterologists may need to screen for it in inflammatory bowel disease.
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IBD fertility has improved
Patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) who want to have children can benefit from better education about recent findings that disease...
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IBD quality initiative slashes ED utilization
A quality initiative led to sharp drops in emergency department visits, hospitalizations, and opioid use for Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis...
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IBD fertility has improved
AUSTIN, TEX. – Greater use of laparoscopic surgery and in vitro fertilization have improved fertility in women with inflammatory bowel disease.
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New diet linked to reduced IBD symptoms
AUSTIN, TEX. – A new diet achieved high compliance, reduction of inflammatory bowel disease symptoms, and found P-glycoprotein expression to be a...
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Can diet, microbiome personalization reverse IBD increase?
AUSTIN, TEX. – Personalization of treatments with improved diet and microbial manipulations could reverse the rising incidence of inflammatory...
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High stress linked to UC flare risk
AUSTIN, TEX. - Ulcerative colitis patients in remission with a high stress response are more prone to flares than are patients with a low stress...
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RECOVERY: Early SAVR benefits asymptomatic severe AS patients
PHILADELPHIA – The RECOVERY trial reported early surgical aortic valve replacement improved survival in asymptomatic patients with severe aortic...
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FUEL trial: Post-Fontan udenafil shows mixed results
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PACT-HF: Transitional care derives no overall benefit
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Analyses clarify who benefits from ARNI-ARB combination
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Navigators improve medication adherence in HFrEF
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Mechanical circulatory support in PCI needs clearer guidance
PHILADELPHIA – Two studies found the Impella device in percutaneous coronary intervention led to worse outcomes than intra-aortic balloon pumps....
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Colchicine pre-PCI improves biomarkers, not injury risk
PHILADELPHIA – Oral colchicine before percutaneous coronary intervention didn’t prevent adverse events but improved inflammatory biomarkers.