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Obesity is increasingly prevalent among patients diagnosed with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), raising concerns about its potential effects on the natural history of the condition.

Researchers compared surgical outcomes among patients with early endometrial cancer who underwent laparoscopic, robotic-assisted, or open surgery.

A recent study found that current ID and IDA management in patients with HF falls short of guidelines, highlighting a need for innovative strategies.

Combining pharmacological treatment, pulmonary rehabilitation, and behavioral and web-based interventions may benefit patients after a COPD exacerbation.

While surgery types in Crohn’s disease are associated with mostly comparable outcomes, small bowel resection had greater odds of post-op wound complications.

Patients with COPD typically seek medical care only during exacerbations, underscoring the need for improved self-management strategies.

Despite the rising number of diagnoses, mortality rates have decreased thanks to advancements in early diagnosis and treatment.

A group of cardiology experts has proposed to redefine iron deficiency in heart failure.

COPD often coexists with other chronic conditions, which worsen the prognosis, exacerbate symptoms, and reduce the quality of life.

The researchers of this study evaluated the efficacy of the Bowel Ultrasound Score (BUSS) in predicting long-term endoscopic remission in CD patients.

IRONMAN trial highlighted that anemia severity and TSAT < 20% are key indicators for identifying patients with heart failure who may benefit from intravenous iron therapy.

Recent years have seen heightened interest in developing effective early detection strategies for COPD.

Multiple factors, including smoking and perianal disease, increase the likelihood of endoscopic postoperative recurrence in Crohn’s disease.

Tumor-infiltrating Immune Cell Score as an effective and independent prognostic tool for patients with EC.

Endometrial cancer, a type of uterine cancer, starts in the lining of the uterus. Here’s what your patients need to know about this condition.

Patients who develop CDP after IPAA often face significantly lower QOL with a higher risk of septic complications and pouch failure.