UK study shows significant improvements in patient-reported outcomes of the partial Mayo score in moderate to severe ulcerative colitis
Rectal bleeding and stool frequency may offer a non-invasive way of measuring response to treatment Hoddesdon, UK, 18th October, 2016 – MSD... Read More
UK IBD audit highlights potential huge cost savings of using new biosimilar medicines
A new report into the use of biological therapies to treat inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) has found that new biosimilar* medicines, which... Read More
GP+ Networking
The PCSG has supported the development of GP+ Networking and the site is now in open beta. All doctors with a valid GMC... Read More
PCSG ASM, registration page now available.
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“Professor Willie Hamilton was involved in drawing up the NICE cancer guidelines which have caused controversy around the use of faecal occult... Read More
30 Gastroenterologists Cycle 300 miles for Patient Charity
On Sunday afternoon a team of thirty gastroenterologists arrived in Liverpool for the 2016 BSG Annual Scientific Meeting in an unusual fashion. Having cycled... Read More
UEG Digestive Health Month in May
UEG to shine the light on digestive health in Europe: UEG Digestive Health Month in May (Brussels, May 3, 2016) The... Read More
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New study suggests that lactose intolerance could be a myth for many
The extent of lactose intolerance could be a myth and the symptoms most likely the result of an inflammatory response to the... Read More
How to begin training as a GP Endoscopist, By Sophie Nelson
There is no set training programme for training as a GP endoscopist. If you’d like to train in endoscopy you will need... Read More