Despite being the gold standard for colorectal cancer screening, colonoscopy effectiveness is often compromised by one critical issue: inadequate bowel preparation. In up to 35% of cases, poor prep leads to missed polyps, incomplete exams, and increased repeat procedures. A new supplement led by GI…
Highlights: UnitedHealth CEO Andrew Witty unexpectedly stepped down for “personal reasons,” prompting former CEO Stephen Hemsley to return as chief…
Elaine Bredehoft, a Collier County attorney, has filed a lawsuit against Dr. Scott Wiesen and Premier Endoscopy Center after a…
UCLA has received a $25 million commitment from alumna and former UCLA Foundation chair Shirley Wang and her husband, Walter,…
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a False Claims Act lawsuit in Boston federal court accusing three of the…
Dr. Joseph Golyan, a 64-year-old gastroenterologist from Great Neck, NY, has been…
Thought Leadership
Michael Warne, CEO of Associated Gastroenterologists of Central New York in Camillus,…
A growing number of physicians are turning to locum tenens—temporary medical staffing—as…
A quiet crisis is unraveling the promise of modern obesity and cardiometabolic…
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI)
AI has the potential to revolutionize prior authorization by reducing administrative burdens and expediting approvals, but physicians remain wary that…
Tech & Innovation
In a potential leap beyond traditional scopes, researchers at the OnePlanet Research Center have developed a swallowable sensor pill that could transform how we diagnose and…
Business
Chicago-based 32 Biosciences, a precision gut microbiome medicine company, has secured $6…
Exponential Tech
In a potential leap beyond traditional scopes, researchers at the OnePlanet Research…