Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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8 gastroenterologists in the news
Becker's ASC Review reported on news featuring eight gastroenterologists: - 7/12/19 -
GI leader to know: Dr. Ronnie Fass of the MetroHealth System
Ronnie Fass, MD, is the gastroenterology division director of Cleveland-based MetroHealth System. - 7/12/19 -
How patients felt about CRC care — 5 survey insights
Metastatic colorectal care patients offered insights into clinician care in a survey presented at the 2019 World Congress on Gastrointestinal Cancer, July 3-6 in Barcelona, Spain, Medscape reports. - 7/12/19 -
Gastroenterologist demand & salary — 3 things to know
Gastroenterology remains a sought after and high earning specialty, according to the Merritt Hawkins 2019 review of physician and advanced practitioner recruiting incentives. - 7/11/19 -
5 biggest GI trends in 2019 — Private equity, salaries, cancer rates & more
As the dog days of summer inch ever closer, here are some of the biggest stories and trends that have defined gastroenterology through the first half 2019. - 7/11/19 -
Prep-free colonoscopy alternative receives results of post-CE approval study — 4 insights
Medical diagnostics company Check-Cap completed its post-CE approval study, receiving "positive" final results concerning C-Scan, a preparation-free colonoscopy alternative. - 7/11/19 -
Blood-based CRC test maker receives recognition — 3 insights
MedTech Outlook named Epi proColon test creator Epigenomics AG one of its 2019 Top 10 In-Vitro Diagnostic Award winners. - 7/11/19 -
GI leadership moves & 4 other must-read articles this week
Here are five of the most popular gastroenterology articles on Becker's ASC Review this week: - 7/11/19 -
AI in gastroenterology: 4 Qs with Dr. Mark Lambrecht of SAS
Mark Lambrecht, PhD, is director of the health and life sciences global practice for SAS, a data analytics firm. Here, he weighs in on artificial intelligence's role in healthcare and how it is affecting gastroenterology. - 7/10/19 -
GI leader to know: Dr. Arkady Broder of St. Peter's Healthcare System
Arkady Broder, MD, is the director of endoscopy at the New Brunswick, N.J.-based St. Peter's Healthcare System. - 7/10/19 -
Exact Sciences, Modernizing Medicine & more: 4 GI company key notes
Here are four updates from gastroenterology companies from the past week: - 7/10/19 -
Dr. Richard McCallum to lead Journal of Investigative Medicine — 3 insights
The Journal of Investigative Medicine named Richard McCallum, MD, editor-in-chief, the El Paso Herald-Post reports. - 7/10/19 -
Modernizing Medicine adds new executive Brian Boyd
Brian Boyd is Modernizing Medicine's new chief revenue officer, bringing more than 20 years of experience to the company. - 7/9/19 -
What's behind Exact Sciences' hot year? — 4 analyst insights
Exact Sciences continues to have a strong year, which left one Motley Fool analyst asking, "Why?" - 7/9/19 -
3 new GI-focused ASCs, centers opened or announced in June
Here are three new GI and endoscopy centers opened or announced last month: - 7/8/19 -
GI leader to know: Dr. Patricia Wong of Main Line Health
Patricia Wong, MD, is the assistant gastroenterology program director and director of women's gastrointestinal health at Philadelphia-based Main Line Health. - 7/8/19 -
'The forefront of everything endoscopy' — ASGE President Dr. John Vargo II on goals for his term
John Vargo II, MD, a gastroenterologist at the Cleveland Clinic, became president of the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy at Digestive Disease Week 2019, May 18-21 in San Diego. - 7/8/19 -
22 GI leadership moves in 2019 so far
Surpassing the halfway point of 2019, there have been 22 leadership moves in the gastroenterology industry so far. - 7/8/19 -
GI salary by state & 4 other must-read articles
Here are five of the most read gastroenterology articles in Becker's ASC Review: - 7/2/19 -
GI leader to know: Dr. Bryan Sauer of the University of Virginia Health System
Bryan G. Sauer, MD, is the director of endoscopy at the Charlottesville-based University of Virginia Health System. - 7/2/19