AGA Tech Summit
With these pearls, the med-tech space can be your oyster
At the AGA Tech Summit, an industry insider shares tips for turning an idea into an enterprise
AGA Tech Summit
Evidence is essential but not sufficient to move guidelines
BOSTON – For those working to introduce technological advances into practice guidelines, a successful campaign must address softer issues, such as...
AGA Tech Summit
Physiology, not mechanics, explains benefit of bariatric procedures
BOSTON – Bariatric surgery typically blocks food absorption, but weight loss is now believed to instead stem from change in the physiology of...
News from the AGA
Federal spending agreement includes wins for medical community
President Trump signed a $1.3 trillion omnibus appropriations package that includes notable increases for the National Institutes of Health (NIH)...
News from the AGA
AGA leaders recognized for their contributions to the field
The receipients will be formally recognized during DDW 2018 in Washington, D.C.
News from the AGA
Save the date for the 2019 Crohn’s & Colitis Congress
The meeting offers a bold, multidisciplinary approach to learning in the IBD space as one care team.
News from the AGA
AGA seeks regulatory relief for GIs
Reevaluating prior authorization, step therapy, and Stark reform would allow physicians to devote more time and resources to provide high-quality...
The New Gastroenterologist
Ten negotiation tenets to follow
Who’s going to negotiate your contract: you or a professional?
News from the AGA
What does burnout cost?
At greater risk are younger physicians, physicians performing high-risk procedures, and physicians experiencing work-life conflicts.
News from the AGA
Sessions at DDW® 2018 designed for trainees and early career GIs
AGA has developed special sessions at Digestive Disease Week 2018 to meet the unique needs of physicians who are new to the field.
The New Gastroenterologist
Making the most of your DDW experience
Whether you’re a first-time attendee or a seasoned participant, DDW offers something for everyone.
The New Gastroenterologist
Adopting new evidence into practice – a guide for the new gastroenterologist
We identify recent developments relevant to gastroenterologists to illustrate a conceptual framework for judging novel information.
The New Gastroenterologist
Advanced training in hepatology
Unlike previous hepatologists, who were trained through gastroenterology programs, most new practitioners seek advanced training in a fellowship...
From the Journals
New study establishes IBD severity index
The panel determined 16 severity attributes for Crohn’s disease and 13 for ulcerative colitis.
From the Journals
Life and health are not even across the U.S.
Can data from the Global Burden of Disease 2016 help close mortality gaps and prevent deaths from opioid abuse, smoking, and obesity?
News
Pregnant women in clinical trials: FDA questions how to include them
Lack of research can be harmful to mother and fetus, FDA draft guidance says, and it can be “ethically justifiable” to include them in studies.
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Medicare Part D plans get more flexibility to make midyear changes
Final rule includes changes affecting formularies, biosimilar copays, low-income subsidy beneficiaries, and plan offerings.
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Commentary
Hope, hepatology, and social determinants of health
In this month’s issue, we touch on themes that will carry into DDW®.
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News From the AGA
- Federal spending agreement includes wins for medical community
- AGA leaders recognized for their contributions to the field
- Save the date for the 2019 Crohn’s & Colitis Congress
- AGA seeks regulatory relief for GIs
- What does burnout cost?
- Sessions at DDW® 2018 designed for trainees and early career GIs
- Better manage acute pancreatitis to improve patient outcomes
- How to talk with your patients about PPIs and cognitive decline
- Four new and noteworthy IBD drug studies
- Remember the AGA Research Foundation in your will or living trust
From the AGA Journals
- Model predicted Barrett’s esophagus progression
- VIDEO: Biomarker accurately predicted primary nonfunction after liver transplant
- VIDEO: Pioglitazone benefited NASH patients with and without T2DM
- AGA Clinical Practice Update: Incorporating psychological care in the management of chronic digestive diseases
- Opioids linked to mortality in IBD
- Bioengineered liver models screen drugs and study liver injury
- Engineered liver models to study human hepatotropic pathogens
- Sofosbuvir/ledipasvir looks good in HBV coinfected patients
- VIDEO: Model supports endoscopic resection for some T1b esophageal adenocarcinomas
- AGA Guideline: Use goal-directed fluid therapy, early oral feeding in acute pancreatitis
