October 14, 2025

Do Quadruple Therapies Beat Triple for H. pylori?

Concomitant and bismuth quadruple regimens cleared ~90% of patients and outperformed triple therapy; sequential achieved ~84%. Adherence remained ~97% despite higher but manageable side effects.

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October 09, 2025

Medical Oddities: What Your Sleep Says About You

Five stories span sleep neuroscience, anti-aging dog training, a citrus misdiagnosis, green tea’s post-op benefits, and a gummy binge gone wrong.

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October 07, 2025

Global IBD Trial Experts Agree on Steroid Standards

Global inflammatory bowel disease experts issued new guidance on how steroids should be managed in clinical trial settings.

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September 29, 2025

Clinicians: Ultraprocessed Food Limits Coming to Cafeterias?

States consider bipartisan bans on ultraprocessed foods in schools over obesity and child health.

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September 29, 2025

Intestinal Ultrasound Offers Prognostic Value in IBD Pregnancy

"We rely very little on symptoms in pregnancy—they’re so unreliable—and instead target fecal calprotectin under 100 and sonographic remission."

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September 26, 2025

Second-Surveillance Risk Hinges on Results of Prior Colonoscopies

Risk estimates are more accurate when clinicians consider serial findings rather than just the most recent exam.

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September 24, 2025

Medical Oddities: Why Time on the Toilet Matters

From toilets to tea, bones to bullies, medicine’s strangest corners show us where science loves to surprise.

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September 24, 2025

Prior TNF antagonist exposure influences efficacy of advanced therapies in ulcerative colitis

"Prior exposure to TNF antagonists appears to potentiate the efficacy of JAK inhibitors and IL-12/23 antagonists but may attenuate responsiveness to lymphocyte trafficking inhibitors."

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September 24, 2025

Surgery Versus GLP-1: Long-Term Diabetes Outcomes

Metabolic surgery associated with lower mortality and retinopathy risk versus glucagon-like peptide-1 therapy in diabetes and obesity.

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