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Management of Diverticulitis and Prevention of Recurrence

Acute diverticulitis is an acute inflammation of colonic diverticulae that is associated with an episode of severe, prolonged, lower abdominal pain…

An Update on the Treatment of Helicobacter Pylori Infection

Helicobacter pylori treatment is becoming a challenge in light of increasing antimicrobial resistance and falling eradication rates. This is a cause for…

Perfect or Failed ERCP: What Makes the Difference?

Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography has become an effective and safe therapeutic method, with clinical success of more than 80%

Bridging Paediatric Liver Diseases to Adult Care: What Does the Gastroenterologist Need to Know?

Advances in medical and surgical therapy mean that significant numbers of children with previously fatal liver disease are surviving into adult life.

Hepatitis E in Europe: Diagnosis and Treatment

Hepatitis E virus (HEV) is a single-stranded, non-enveloped, positive-stranded RNA virus that can be classified into four genotypes with distinct…

EMJ Gastroenterology 4.1 2015

Hello and a warm welcome to this edition of European Medical Journal Gastroenterology, an extensive guide to the latest in research and care in…

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Changes in Foetal Hearts Found in Pregnant Women with Diabetes or Obesity

Seville, Spain – 3 December 2015: Changes in foetal hearts have been found in pregnant women with diabetes or obesity, in research presented today…

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World’s Top Heart Failure Doctors Pledge United Action

Sophia Antipolis, 30 November 2015: The world’s top heart failure doctors have pledged united action to improve patient outcomes and reduce the burden of…

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Moles on the Right Arm Predict Melanoma Risk

RISK of developing melanoma can be predicted by counting the number of moles present on an individual’s right arm, according to the findings of a new study.

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In a Touching Twist, New Artificial Skin May Help Prosthetic Users Feel

‘FLEXIBLE’ and ‘thin’ are two significant words which have been used to describe a revolutionary new artificial skin that can sense pressure and…