A randomized trial led by researchers at the University of Pennsylvania Health System has shown that simple behavioral nudges—such as text message reminders and mailed letters—significantly improve participation in mailed colorectal cancer (CRC) screening programs. The pragmatic study, published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, enrolled…
A new study in JAMA Psychiatry suggests soft drink consumption may alter the gut microbiome in ways that raise the…
A sweeping survey has uncovered troubling signals for America’s already overstretched healthcare system: more than half of frontline workers plan…
Nearly 300 new CPT codes debut in the 2026 code set, signaling how fast medicine is evolving. The American Medical…
Rising CRC and ASC impact — 5 fast facts Gaps persist: ~40% of adults ≥45 still unscreened; disparities by race,…
Thought Leadership
In an interview with MedTech Dive, Olympus CEO Bob White and Chief Strategy Officer Gabriela Kaynor discussed the company’s renewed focus on quality and…
A Forbes analysis by neurosurgeon and political scientist Dr. Richard Menger explores…
A new study presented at ACG 2025 showed that patients receiving both…
In part two of his series, Dr. Klaus Mergener shifts from legal…
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EngagedMD announced a major partnership with Solaris Health, the nation’s largest urology…
Leadership
1. Compensation decline in real terms: Average gastroenterologist pay dropped from $512,000…