GI & Endoscopy

A recent study published in the journal Cancer found that the percentage of Americans up-to-date on recommended colorectal cancer screening increased 55 percent to 65 percent during the past 10 years. But, colorectal cancer still remains the third leading cause…

During Digestive Disease Week in Chicago, HHS Assistant Secretary Howard Koh, MD, MPH, spoke with American Gastroenterological Association representatives about the importance of working together to improve colorectal cancer, hepatitis B and hepatitis C screening and treatment. 


Here are four tips for effective gastroenterology practice marketing from Joseph J. Vicari, MD, of Rockford (Ill.) Endoscopy Center and the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy.

Digestive Disease Specialists and Digestive Endoscopy Center in Dayton, Ohio, received the BBB Eclipse Integrity Achievement Award. 


Ulcertaive colitis and Crohn's disease treatments vary widely in efficacy, which can call for changes in treatment plans, according to a Medscape report. Here are three things to know about the cost of UC and Crohn's disease associated with suboptimal…

Here are six gastroenterologists who made headlines in the past two weeks as they took on new roles or received industry honors.

Abington (Pa.) Health has selected Jonathan Sternlieb, MD, FACG, as its chief medical information officer.

The family of gastroenterologist Eugene Greenberg, MD, has given Carle Foundation Hospital in Urbana, Ill., a $1 million gift to honor his career, according to a report by The News-Gazette.

The national rate of colorectal cancer among Americans 50 and older dropped 30 percent in the last decade, but efforts to boost screening continue to push forward. Here are five things to know about the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer…

Here are five gastroenterologists who focus on clinical research and practice relating to the gut microbiome.