Gastroenterology

New data from Ontario reveals a concerning rise in alcohol-related gastrointestinal diseases among people aged 13 to 39, with young women showing the steepest increase.

Researchers report that a novel cap-assisted clip closure technique shortens procedure time without compromising safety in patients undergoing endoscopic tumour resection.

New research suggests matcha may offer greater protection than green tea against intestinal injury caused by gamma radiation, via the TAK1–TAB pathway.

A new study links high glycemic index and load diets with increased risk of pancreatic steatosis, while fibre intake appears protective.

A new mobile app is helping doctors adhere to colorectal cancer screening guidelines, reducing unnecessary colonoscopies while identifying high-risk patients needing intensive follow-up.

A large international study shows that intestinal ultrasound during pregnancy can reveal hidden inflammatory bowel disease activity, significantly improving prediction of complications like preterm birth and preeclampsia, beyond what clinical symptoms and lab tests can detect.

New findings from a decades-long study of over 470,000 adults show that higher calcium intake may significantly reduce the risk of colorectal cancer, regardless of whether it comes from dairy, non-dairy foods, or supplements.

A novel minimally invasive endoscopic technique has proven safe and effective in removing gastric fundal subepithelial lesions, including low-risk GISTs, according to a recent study.