Gastroenterology
From the Journals
Sugar Substitutes Satisfy Appetite, Blunt Insulin Response
Composite appetite scores were comparable between the sucrose, stevia rebaudioside M, and neotame groups.
Latest News
Infant Microbiome Development Minimally Affected by Diet, but Metabolite Profiles Differ
Global microbiota assembly of infants is primarily affected by age and less so by diet, although metabolites differ for formula- and breast-fed...
Latest News
Poop Doesn’t Lie: What Fecal ‘Forensics’ Tells Us About Diet
Rather than patient-reported diet information, researchers are using fecal samples to determine diet, and potential disease links.
Conference Coverage
Certain Pesticides Linked With Risk for Pancreatic Cancer
Researcher divided the entire French territory into 5529 spatial units and determined the number of pancreatic cancer cases per spatial unit per...
From the Journals
Linaclotide Succeeds for Functional Constipation in Children
Phase 3 randomized trial data supported FDA approval for linaclotide pediatric patients aged 6-17 years.
From the Journals
Few Childhood Cancer Survivors Get Recommended Screenings
‘As many as four out of five of these survivors will develop a serious or life-threatening late effect of their cancer therapy by age 45,’ the...
News from the FDA/CDC
FDA Approves 10th Humira Biosimilar, With Interchangeability
Adalimumab-ryvk (Simlandi) is the first adalimumab biosimilar in a high-concentration formulation to receive interchangeability status from the...
Latest News
What Skin Manifestations Are Associated With Pediatric IBD?
The most common noninfectious dermatologic condition among the 425 children and adolescents was acne, followed by eczema.
Latest News
FDA Approves Drug to Reduce Accidental Food Allergies
Asthma drug approved to reduce reaction to food allergies.
Latest News
Eosinophilic Esophagitis: 5 Things to Know
The need-to-know information on EoE, which is growing in prevalence worldwide.
Latest News
FDA Expands Dupilumab for EoE to Younger Children
EoE drug approval expanded to include children age 1 to 11, following approval in children 12 and older.