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“Collaboration and sharing of knowledge are critical in this industry”

Jaime Oliver has a long-standing career in the pharmaceutical industry that has led him to his current role as EMEA Therapeutic Area Lead, Immunology…

Survey Results Reveal Need for Earlier Diagnosis of Liver Disease

Survey Results Reveal Need for Earlier Diagnosis of Liver Disease

THE LARGEST survey of liver disease patients in the UK has revealed that half of the respondents did not exhibit symptoms prior to their diagnosis…

Could Aspirin Reduce Risk of Liver Cancer in Viral Hepatitis?

Could Aspirin Reduce Risk of Liver Cancer in Viral Hepatitis?

ASPIRIN could be an effective therapy in reducing the risk of liver cancer and liver-related death in patients with chronic viral…

20 20 Vision in IBD

Over the past years, the conceptual framework behind the pathogenesis of IBD has come into sharper focus. In healthy individuals, the intestinal…

New dimensions: exploring recent data and measures in IBD

UC is a chronic, progressive disorder with an unknown aetiology.1 Few population-based cohort studies have assessed both disease course and the use…

EMJ Gastroenterology 9 [Suppl 2] 2020

This supplement brings you a range of presentations from two satellite symposia held on 13th and 14th February 2020…

Talking to Julien De Salaberry

GOLD discusses digital health with Julien De Salaberry, an expert in health tech, who has worked across the pharma and start-up sectors, striving to solve healthcare pain points with technological innovation.

New Drug Approved for Multiple Myeloma Treatment

New Drug Approved for Multiple Myeloma Treatment

ISATUXIMAB (Sarclisa®, Sanofi), an anti-CD38 monoclonal antibody, has received approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration…

Second Patient Cured of HIV

Second Patient Cured of HIV

A SECOND case of HIV being cured has been reported in London, UK, 9 years after the first in Berlin, Germany…

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EMJ Gastroenterology 9 [Suppl 1] 2020

The following supplement to EMJ Gastroenterology summarises the symposium “Artificial Intelligence in Colonoscopy”, which took place as part of the United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Week on 20th October 2019 in Barcelona, Spain.