Most treated GI cancer patients used emergency care in retrospective cohort
A retrospective cohort of 2,278 chemotherapy-treated gastrointestinal cancer patients found that 88.1% visited an emergency department and 86.5% were admitted ...
A retrospective cohort of 2,278 chemotherapy-treated gastrointestinal cancer patients found that 88.1% visited an emergency department and 86.5% were admitted ...
A Canadian cohort study found excessive bloating and gas across all three menopause stages, while moderate-to-severe anxiety was most prevalent ...
A BMC Pediatrics case report describes a 12-year-old girl diagnosed with appendicitis whose recurrent fever, abdominal pain, ulcers, rashes and ...
A large SEER database analysis presented at the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress 2026 shows that patients aged 45 ...
A decade after its discovery, hereditary alpha-tryptasemia is recognized as the leading cause of elevated basal serum tryptase and an ...
A large cross-sectional study finds that gut microbial composition in children with autism correlates with both gastrointestinal and behavioral symptom ...
A new case series of 15 children shows that gallbladder abnormalities in Kawasaki disease are frequently underdiagnosed, especially in incomplete ...
Doctors in Sri Lanka diagnosed a four-year-old girl's chronic vomiting and abdominal pain as gastrointestinal-predominant alpha-gal syndrome, a tick-bite-triggered red ...
A Dutch longitudinal study of nearly 1,900 patients identified three stable gastrointestinal symptom severity profiles during the first year after ...
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