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Research shatters forty years of diverticulosis thinking

Research shatters forty years of diverticulosis thinking

A landmark study from the United States has shattered more than forty years of conventional thinking about the causes of asymptomatic diverticulosis.

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 Antidepressant use common in IBD

Antidepressant use common in IBD

Antidepressant use is common among people with inflammatory bowel disease, with almost 30% of patients having taken them and many using them long term.

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Clinical News

Statin use may halve gastric cancer risk: study

Statin use may halve gastric cancer risk: study

Statins may have a role in prevention of gastric cancer, with a study showing they reduce the risk by up to 51%.

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Chronic medications slip through cracks after hospital admission

Chronic medications slip through cracks after hospital admission

Patients with chronic diseases are at risk of having their long-term medications unintentionally discontinued after a hospital admission.

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Politics

PBAC recommends removing liver biopsy obstacle to hepatitis B treatment

PBAC recommends removing liver biopsy obstacle to hepatitis B treatment

Liver biopsy should no longer be a mandatory requirement for patients with Hepatitis B to access antivirals and interferon medications, the Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee recommends.

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Rebate means test threatens regional specialists

Rebate means test threatens regional specialists

Hospitals in regional areas may lose proceduralists as a result of changes to the private health insurance rebate.

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Gastroenterologist blogger call-out!

Are you a gastroenterologist who likes to write? Do you have thoughts and opinions about issues relevant to your field? Do you enjoy engaging with your colleagues?

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Gastroenterologist blogger call-out!

Are you a gastroenterologist who likes to write? Do you have thoughts and opinions about issues relevant to your field? Do you enjoy engaging with your colleagues?

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  • New evidence backs expansion of bowel cancer screening

    Cancer experts say new evidence backs the already persuasive case to extend bowel cancer screening program from one off tests...

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  • Season's greetings!

    As this is the last issue of Gastroenterology Update for 2011 our editorial team would like to wish you a...

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  • Barbies blamed for reflux

    Being overweight and consuming barbecued meat are two of the main factors explaining why one in ten Australians experience regular...

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  • New tool predicts GIST outcomes

    Most gastrointestinal stromal tumour patients are cured by surgery alone and do not benefit from adjuvant imatinib therapy.

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