Creative approaches to salvage patients with poor bowel preparations and appropriate application of computer-aided detection, narrow band imaging, and other technologies are important strategies that can improve colonoscopies. At the 2026 Expert Strategies in Endoscopy, Gastrointestinal and Liver Disorders symposium, Douglas K. Rex, MD, a…
The U.S. healthcare system is approaching a tipping point, driven by three converging threats: rising care costs, a growing chronic…
In a bid to close persistent colorectal cancer (CRC) screening gaps, Guardant Health has launched a community grant program offering…
The 2025 Identity Theft Resource Center report confirms what many physician-owners are feeling: cyberattacks are no longer random — they’re…
UMass’ Division of Gastroenterology has completed its first Full-Thickness Resection Device (FTRD) procedure, marking an expansion in advanced endoscopic capabilities.…
DDW 2025
A new DDW 2025 study reveals a surprising truth: most post-polypectomy colorectal…
With 19 million more patients now eligible for colorectal cancer screening, the…
A new validation study of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE)…
Thought Leadership
What to Do When Procedures Are No Longer Enough An upcoming book by Dr. Charles Accurso and Praveen Suthrum We’re writing this in real…
Gastroenterology is rapidly becoming a focal point for innovation, with AI, robotics,…
As administrative burden and payer friction push more physicians toward burnout, a…
Medical gaslighting, defined as the dismissal or minimization of patient-reported symptoms in…