What a Biden presidency could mean for ASCs (Becker’s GI & Endoscopy)
Mr. Biden has tied his platform to the Affordable Care Act. On his campaign’s website, Mr. Biden defended the ACA’s preexisting condition protections and lifetime limit bans.
Racial Disparities in CRC Screening Discussed at ACG 2020 (DocWire News)
DocWire News interviewed study author Paul Limburg, MD, Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist and chief medical officer for screening at Exact Sciences, about the study.
Dr. Ellen Scherl on the future of gastroenterology — 3 insights (Becker’s GI & Endoscopy)
Becker’s covered our latest interview with Dr. Ellen Scherl, research director of the Jill Roberts Center for Inflammatory Bowel Disease at New York City-based Weill Cornell Medicine.
Model predicts patient CRC risk effectively (Becker’s GI & Endoscopy)
Researchers developed a model that can predict an individual patient’s risk to develop advanced precancerous polyps and colon cancer.
Some pandemic changes ‘really should be a way of life’ (Healio)
“We never stopped looking at new tech. That’s what makes health care wonderful, especially in the United States, that there is so much new technology available,” Brian Stuckman said.
How to sustain independent physician practices (MedCity News)
The greatest issue that must be addressed is also the elephant in the room: reducing the administrative burden on physicians.
Deadly Delays in CRC Screening During COVID-19 Pandemic (Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News)
Delays in colorectal cancer screenings during this year’s coronavirus pandemic will result in a 12% increase in cancer deaths over the next five years, Italian researchers have found.
“Scope Forward”: An Excerpt (Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News)
The majority of the gastroenterology space is moving toward consolidation. But does being large guarantee safety from disruption? – Read a free excerpt from Scope Forward.
Depression with GI symptoms should prompt IBD investigation (Healio)
Richard C. Pollok, of St. George’s University Hospitals, and colleagues wrote that both immune dysregulation and inflammation due to IBD may be linked with depression, which has been observed in other immune-mediated diseases.
Video: Baseline endoscopic, histologic scores linked with IBD hospitalization (Healio)
In this video, Jordan Axelrad, MD, MPH, from NYU Langone Health discusses his study on the impact of baseline endoscopic and histologic activity on inflammatory bowel disease-related hospitalization.