
News|Videos|May 8, 2026
5 Gastroenterology Headlines You Missed in April 2026
Author(s)Abigail Brooks, MA
Fact checked by: Alex Hillenbrand
Catch up on new IBD drug trial data, regulatory actions, and updates in IBS in this April month in review.
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April brought continued momentum in gastroenterology, with advances in
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