Bethesda, MD (Feb. 11, 2019) — Discussion of the newest scientific and medical discoveries can be difficult for patients to understand but can be of great

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Digestive Disease Week® 2018 provides video highlights of several studies presented during the meeting. Listening to gut noises could improve diagnosis of irritable bowel syndrome

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WHAT: A webinar media briefing with researchers to preview studies being presented at DDW® 2018 in Washington, DC WHO:                Michael B. Wallace, MD, MPH, professor of medicine and