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Epithelial thickness seems to be a marker for gastroesophageal reflux disease

Epithelial Thickness Is Marker for Gastroesophageal Reflux

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Epithelial thickness is best performing criterion for GERD diagnosis in patients with upper GI symptoms
The side of origin of colon cancer impacts prognosis

Review: Reduced Risk of Death for Left-Sided Colon Cancer

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Significantly reduced risk of death, independent of confounding variables, including stage, race, chemo
Fecal immunochemical testing has advantages as a colorectal cancer screening method

Advantages of FIT As CRC Screening Method Discussed

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FIT has several advantages over gFOBT, but practical concerns should be considered
Women across the globe are now nearly as likely as men to drink and to engage in excessive

Women Catching Up With Men in Alcohol Consumption, Misuse

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Females also closing the gender gap on health problems from alcohol consumption
Infants born to mothers who've had bariatric surgery have a higher risk for complications

Pregnancy Soon After Bariatric Surgery May Raise Risks

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A suitable interval, plus proper nutrition, key to ensuring healthy mother and infant
Healthy living can lower the odds for colorectal cancer for men who are at high genetic risk for the disease

Men With Genetic Risk of CRC May Lower Risk Via Healthy Lifestyle

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Adopting healthy lifestyle can cut 25-year risk for the disease from 29 to 13 percent

American College of Gastroenterology, Oct. 14-19

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The American College of Gastroenterology's 81st Annual Scientific Meeting The annual meeting of the American College of Gastroenterology was held from Oct. 14...
Financial toxicity is a clinically relevant outcome for patients receiving treatment for advanced cancer

Financial Toxicity Is a Relevant Cancer Outcome Measure

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Health-related quality of life correlated with financial toxicity in cancer patients
Vegetarians appear to have no significantly lower risk of cardiovascular disease over 10 years compared to those who eat meat

ACG: Vegetarian Diets May Not Be Significantly Heart Healthier

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Study finds no significant difference in 10-year cardiovascular risk
Patients undergoing bariatric surgery maintain their employment status and have reduced prevalence of presenteeism after surgery

Prevalence of Employment Does Not Change Post Bariatric Surgery

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Lower prevalence of presenteeism observed over three years of follow-up after surgery