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Florida GI gets candid about imposter syndrome, insurers, starting a GI fellowship
“Starting a fellowship at a new institution is a very challenging yet incredibly rewarding experience.”
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Launching an entirely virtual health care GI practice
Practice increases supply of GI providers – virtually and effectively.
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Unraveling the mechanisms behind FMT efficacy needed to expand its use
Taxonomic and metabolic analyses of donor and recipient microbiomes would better inform clinical decisions.
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Brooklyn gastroenterologist: Good listening skills make a doctor a better teacher, person
“Listening is a kindness and a compassionate thing. It not only makes you become a better teacher, but a better person.”
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Taking a global leap into GI technology
“We’ve gone to clinical trial in over 2,000 patients worldwide. When I made that jump into global GI, I was able to make that jump into global...
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GI lends itself to multiple career paths, says Boston physician
“Just because you’re a doctor doesn’t mean you have to spend the rest of your career doing patient care. We don’t teach that in medical school as...
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Biosimilars and patients: Discussions should address safety, cost, and anxiety about change
Physicians can respond to pushback from patients on switching to a biosimilar by offering resources and discussing options for both biosimilar and...
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Culinary medicine guides rural GI doctor’s career
“We have collaborated with behavioral health, dietitians, nurses, health coaches, exercise physiologists as well as other members of the community...
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New influx of Humira biosimilars may not drive immediate change
As many as 8-10 adalimumab biosimilars are anticipated to come on the market this year, giving mainstay drug Humira some vigorous competition.
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New influx of Humira biosimilars may not drive immediate change
As many as 8-10 adalimumab biosimilars are anticipated to come on the market this year, giving mainstay drug Humira some vigorous competition.
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Setting higher standards for digital health technologies
“There really isn’t a streamlined way to know, as a clinician or as a patient, which [health technologies] really make a difference clinically and...
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Teamwork guides cardio-rheumatology clinics that care for unique patient population
Cardio-rheumatology programs are “the newest child” in a series of cardiology offshoots focusing on different populations, and such clinics aim to...
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Miami hepatologist leverages Golden Rule to balance work, family, address health equities
“Showing my kids how important it is to help and serve others is one of the best legacies I can leave them.”
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Rheumatology Match Day follows same pattern as previous years
Pediatric rheumatology didn’t do as well as adult programs, filling just 18 of 32 certified programs (56.3%) and 27 out of 43 certified positions...
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Research fails to justify post-COVID-19 wave of new-onset parkinsonism
While cases have been reported, current data do not yet justify the concept of a post–COVID-19 parkinsonism wave.