Gastroenterology

Sinha describes data supporting the safety and utility of a fasting-mimicking diet in Crohn’s disease and explores what may be next in this line of research.

Sinha explains current unmet needs in mild Crohn’s, the shortcomings of steroids for these patients, and what benefits a fasting-mimicking diet may offer.

Scott describes current unmet needs in IBD diagnosis and monitoring but points to the potential of a new GzmA activity-based optical assay.

Open-label RCT findings suggest a short-term, calorie-restrictive diet may be an effective intervention for mild and moderate Crohn’s disease.

An audio recap of the top 5 stories in healthcare news from the week of 01/04-01/10.

The NDA is supported by data from the phase 3 TRIUMpH clinical program and seeks approval for heartburn in NERD, healing of erosive esophagitis, and maintenance of healing.

Wingate reviews new Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation data on insurance barriers faced by young adults with IBD and offers practical insights for overcoming these challenges.

The document outlines 14 best-practice advice statements for diagnosing and managing refractory constipation, with an emphasis on surgical intervention.

Clinically meaningful improvements in global IBS symptom severity were observed as early as week 1 and sustained through week 7.

The Q4 recap for gastroenterology spotlights GI FDA news, new AGA guidelines, trial data for UC therapies, and more.

Study findings highlight the importance of etiology-based chronic pancreatitis management, with NARCP linked to worse mortality, EPI, and other clinical outcomes.

Catch up on IBD steroid exposure risk, intensive weight loss before colorectal cancer surgery, a new chronic idiopathic constipation treatment option, and more.

Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation survey findings show 18% of young adults with IBD work extra hours to afford care and > 1 in 3 are not confident navigating insurance.

An audio recap of the top 5 stories in healthcare news from the week of 12/28-1/3.

The gastroenterology year in review covers FDA approvals, IBD breakthroughs, IL-23 therapies, new guidelines, and advances in GI care.

Study findings highlight the prevalence of steroid use in IBD care and identify key subgroups at higher risk of exposure.

Brenner describes shortcomings of pharmacologic CIC options and reviews real-world data on the Vibrant System’s benefits in this context.

Findings from the CARE feasibility RCT show the safety, feasibility, and likely cost-effectiveness of intentional weight loss before colorectal cancer surgery.

Cohran describes her research on characteristics linked to treatment response to teduglutide for short bowel syndrome-associated intestinal failure.

Nedelkopoulou emphasizes the importance of structured and multidisciplinary transition programs for young patients with IBD and HPB disease.

Mallon explains the shared risks linking celiac disease and type 1 diabetes and why early screening improves outcomes.

This FDA News Month in Review provides a round-up of regulatory decisions from November 2025.

Catch up on GI FDA news, new American Gastroenterological Association Crohn’s disease guidelines, and more gastroenterology updates from November.

State- and local-level disparities in the availability of gastroenterologist care disproportionately affect patients with IBD and populations living in rural and high-poverty areas.

Study findings suggest ChatGPT and Gemini both require further model improvements before relying solely on LLMs in clinical nutrition practice.