5 top-read stories in GI this week — July 9

Here are the five most-read Becker’s ASC Review articles for gastroenterologists the week of July 6-10:

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1. Florida hospitals keeping ASCs open as elective surgeries are delayed

2. Pennsylvania GI surgery center struggles to secure PPE

3. Gastroenterologists continue down rocky road to recovery

4. Proton pump inhibitor use increases risk of positive COVID-19 test, survey says

5. Virginia GI practice expands

More articles on surgery centers:
Top-paying jobs in 2020 — Surgeons are No. 1
The state of ASCs in June 2020: 10 observations on supply chain, payers, staffing & future growth
Optum leads $26M funding round for digital therapeutics startup

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