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The Illusion of Remission

Dr Raine described corticosteroids as the first IBD drugs to undergo clinical trials. A seminal study, one of the first to introduce the concept…

EMJ Gastroenterology 9 [Suppl 3] 2020

Taking place at the 15th congress of the European Crohn’s and Colitis Organisation (ECCO) in the beautiful Austrian capital of Vienna, the AbbVie…

An interview with Prof Janneke van der Woude at UEG Week Barcelona 2019

We spoke to Prof Janneke van der Woude (UEG General Gastroenterology Representative) at UEG Week 2019…

Will α-Ketoglutarate Supplementation Pave a New Way for Colorectal Cancer Treatment?

Will α-Ketoglutarate Supplementation Pave a New Way for Colorectal Cancer Treatment?

COLORECTAL CANCER predominantly stems from a genetic mutation of APC. In general, a major proportion of people with the mutation…

COVID-19: What You Should Be Aware of As a Gastroenterologist and a Patient

COVID-19: What You Should Be Aware of As a Gastroenterologist and a Patient

COVID-19 has spread throughout the word and drastically affected everyday life and clinical practice. Although the disease…

Talking to Dr William Soliman

Dr William Soliman, Chairman and CEO, Accreditation Council for Medical Affairs, discusses establishing industry benchmarks, what it is like to join the field now, and what it means to be a futurist in medical affairs.

Predicting an Epidemic? Evolution Must be Considered

SCIENTISTS using mathematical models to predict the spread of disease across populations must consider evolutionary changes…

An interview with Prof Paul Fockens at UEG Week Barcelona 2019

We spoke to Prof Paul Fockens (UEG President) at UEG Week 2019, Barcelona, Spain…

How a ‘Portable’ Intervention (Deep Diaphragmatic Breathing) Could Help Clinicians in the Time of Stress Related to the COVID-19 Pandemic

At a time of uncertainty and fear during the COVID-19 pandemic, medical practitioners experience major unexpected changes in the…

“We need to get better at putting the patient at the centre of what we do”

At the time, I was a consultant at the university hospital in Heidelberg and I was offered the opportunity to work in a new area for a…