Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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AU Health 1st in state to offer AI-assisted colonoscopy
Augusta (Ga.) University Health is the first in the state to offer artificial intelligence-assisted colonoscopy, ABC affiliate News Channel 6 reported April 12. -
10 hospitals with most IBS diagnoses
Cleveland Clinic diagnosed the most irritable bowel syndrome cases in 2021, according to data firm Definitive Healthcare. -
10 updates for gastroenterology leaders
From updated guidelines to new ASCs, here are 10 updates for gastroenterology leaders to know: -
Gastroenterology ASC opens in Orlando
Orlando (Fla.) Health Digestive Health Institute Gastroenterology has opened a gastroenterology-focused ASC, Lakeview Surgery Center, in southwest Orlando. -
Significant racial disparities found in surgical care of GI cancers, study says
Significant racial disparities have been found in the surgical care of gastrointestinal tract cancers, according to a study published in JAMA Network Open. -
Revised guidelines for Barrett's esophagus diagnosis, management
The American College of Gastroenterology has published new guidelines regarding the diagnosis and management of Barrett's esophagus in the American Journal of Gastroenterology. -
3 gastroenterologists making headlines in 2022
Here are three gastroenterologists making headlines this year: -
10 gastroenterologists to know
Here are 10 physicians who specialize in gastroenterology to know: -
'Your endoscope is going to start to look like your smartphone': GI innovations to keep an eye on
With all of the new GI tech surfacing, there are three innovations one expert is following. -
Meet a GI group focused on physician autonomy
Founded in April 2020, Brentwood, Tenn.-based One GI is a newcomer to the gastroenterology management group game, but the company is growing quickly. -
5 GI center openings from Q1
Below are five gastroenterology centers that have opened in the first quarter: -
Hackensack University Medical Center launches genetic screening program for pancreatic cancer
Hackensack (N.J.) University Medical Center has created a surveillance program to screen those at high risk for developing familial or hereditary pancreatic cancer. -
Gastro Health adds 2 practices in Maryland, Washington
Miami-based Gastro Health has added two new practices in Maryland and Washington, the company said April 6. -
Gastroenterologist running for New Hampshire governor
New Hampshire gastroenterologist and state senator from Rye, N.H., Tom Sherman is running for governor. -
1 legacy of COVID-19 will be waves of later-stage cancer patients, says GI director
The COVID-19 pandemic changed society in several ways, seemingly overnight. -
Rise of surgical robotics mirrors that of laparoscopy, says GI director
Technology is always advancing, but sometimes trendlines look familiar. -
5 gastroenterology megagroups to know
The gastroenterology industry in the last decade has been shaped by the formation of "megagroups." -
Gastroenterology technology: 5 updates from last 30 days
Artificial intelligence and other gastroenterology technology developments are shifting the way gastroenterologists perform procedures. -
Tennessee clinic onboards GI tech
A physician at Nashville, Tenn.-based the Surgical Clinic recently performed the clinic's first Enterra Therapy implant, Enterra Medical said March 31. -
GI Alliance appoints new chief medical officer
Southlake, Texas-based GI Alliance has named Casey Chapman, MD, as its chief medical officer.