Gastroenterology of the Rockies is expanding into downtown Denver, according to NewsLink.
GI & Endoscopy
Early-onset colorectal cancer rates continue to confound clinicians and researchers, with a new report claiming half of all new diagnoses were in people 66 and younger, CNN reports.
Three GI leaders to know:
Here are six updates from gastroenterology companies and practices from the past week:
Takeda dipped into its pool of non-core assets again and sold $660 million to Stada Arzneimittel as part of its goal to divest $10 billion in non-core assets.
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Endra Life Sciences hired Raza Malik, MD, PhD, to serve as a scientific adviser, complementing the company's team of radiology experts.
AbbVie received final approval from the European Commission for its acquisition of Allergan.
Citing market conditions, Bausch Health made a series of moves to keep its debt at current levels.
A Utah gastroenterologist has agreed to pay the HHS' Office of Civil Rights $100,000 for a corrective action plan related to a potential violation of a HIPAA security rule.
The New York State Board for Professional Medical Conduct revoked the license of Mirza Beg, MD, who sent sexually explicit text messages to a minor who was his former patient, Syracuse.com reports.