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Feedback message increased CRC screening participation in non-respondents, while offering sigmoidoscopy decreased it.
Gastroenterology RCT
Feedback message increased CRC screening participation in non-respondents, while offering sigmoidoscopy decreased it. Simple feedback message boosts colorectal cancer screening rates among previous non-attenders
A randomized trial of 20,225 previous non-respondents to CRC screening in Florence tested behavioral messages and alternative test offers. A…
Adding a simple feedback message to screening invitations increased colorectal cancer screening rates among people who previously skipped th…
Review examines IL-33/ST2 signaling role in MASLD pathophysiology and potential clinical utility
Gastroenterology Cohort
Review examines IL-33/ST2 signaling role in MASLD pathophysiology and potential clinical utility Could a single protein be the key to understanding fatty liver disease?
A review synthesizes evidence primarily from animal models on the interleukin-33 (IL-33)/ST2 signaling pathway in metabolic dysfunction-asso…
A key protein changes levels as fatty liver disease worsens, offering a potential early warning sign and future treatment target for patient…
H. pylori eradication reduces gastric cancer risk by up to 44%, per guideline review
Gastroenterology Guideline
H. pylori eradication reduces gastric cancer risk by up to 44%, per guideline review Review finds H. pylori eradication reduces risk of stomach cancer and ulcers
A narrative review of global evidence indicates H. pylori eradication reduces the risk of peptic ulcer recurrence, dyspepsia, and gastric ca…
Treating a common stomach bacteria infection can lower future cancer risk by up to 44% and prevent recurring ulcers.
SBRT as bridging therapy in advanced cirrhosis HCC patients shows 67% transplant eligibility at 1 year
Gastroenterology
SBRT as bridging therapy in advanced cirrhosis HCC patients shows 67% transplant eligibility at 1 year Small study explores radiation therapy for liver cancer patients awaiting transplant
A prospective pilot trial in 9 HCC patients with Child-Pugh B8 or worse cirrhosis found that SBRT (40 Gy/5 fractions) as a bridging strategy…
A small study found that focused radiation therapy helped 67% of liver cancer patients with advanced scarring stay eligible for a transplant…
CDC issues updated Hepatitis A immunization recommendations for United States population
Gastroenterology
CDC issues updated Hepatitis A immunization recommendations for United States population Health officials issue new recommendations for hepatitis A vaccination in the United States
The CDC has published updated recommendations for Hepatitis A immunization in the United States population. This guidance document does not …
New guidelines update who should get vaccinated against hepatitis A to better prevent infections across the United States.
Hepatitis A outbreak cases reported across 26 states in observational data
Gastroenterology
Hepatitis A outbreak cases reported across 26 states in observational data Health officials report hepatitis A outbreak cases across 26 states
An observational report describes hepatitis A outbreak cases reported from 26 states. No specific intervention, comparator, or outcome data …
Hepatitis A cases are spreading across 26 states as public health officials track the outbreak.
Hepatitis A outbreak reported in the United States, details on scope and response not provided
Gastroenterology
Hepatitis A outbreak reported in the United States, details on scope and response not provided Hepatitis A outbreak reported in the United States, details remain limited
A report describes a Hepatitis A outbreak in the United States. No details on study design, population size, or specific findings were provi…
Health authorities have announced a Hepatitis A outbreak is occurring in the United States, though specific details about locations or cause…
Updated recommendation supports universal hepatitis B vaccination for US adults aged 19-59 years
Gastroenterology
Updated recommendation supports universal hepatitis B vaccination for US adults aged 19-59 years Health officials now recommend hepatitis B vaccination for all adults aged 19 to 59
A recommendation report from the United States updates guidance for hepatitis B vaccination in adults aged 19-59 years, advocating for unive…
Health officials now recommend hepatitis B vaccination for all adults aged 19 to 59, expanding the group previously limited to those with sp…
CDC issues new guidance for completing hepatitis C virus testing
Gastroenterology
CDC issues new guidance for completing hepatitis C virus testing CDC updates guidance for completing hepatitis C testing to improve diagnosis
The CDC has published new guidance for completing hepatitis C virus testing. The document provides recommendations for testing protocols, bu…
The CDC released new guidance to help healthcare providers complete hepatitis C testing steps to confirm diagnoses.
Containment responses for Candida auris in hemodialysis facilities screened exposed patient contacts
Gastroenterology
Containment responses for Candida auris in hemodialysis facilities screened exposed patient contacts How do dialysis centers stop a dangerous fungus from spreading?
A report described containment responses at five hemodialysis facilities managing patients colonized with Candida auris, including screening…
When a dangerous fungus was found in five dialysis clinics, health officials screened other patients and took steps to stop the spread befor…
Case report associates acute hepatitis B infection with shared glucometer use in nursing home
Gastroenterology
Case report associates acute hepatitis B infection with shared glucometer use in nursing home Could a shared blood sugar monitor spread hepatitis B in nursing homes?
A field report describes a nursing home resident who developed acute hepatitis B infection. The infection was associated with use of a share…
A nursing home resident contracted hepatitis B after using a blood sugar monitor previously used by someone with the virus.
Namibia reports first nationwide hepatitis E outbreak concentrated in informal settlements
Gastroenterology
Namibia reports first nationwide hepatitis E outbreak concentrated in informal settlements Why is hepatitis E spreading across Namibia for the first time?
A field report describes Namibia's first nationwide hepatitis E outbreak, which was protracted and concentrated in informal settlements with…
Namibia faces its first nationwide hepatitis E outbreak, spreading mainly in informal settlements where poor water and sanitation create per…