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Crohn's & Colitis Congress: Offering physicians 'a new way' to view IBD - Healio

- February 07, 2019

David T. Rubin LAS VEGAS — Healio Gastroenterology and Liver Disease will be onsite at the Bellagio starting February 7 as a media partner for the Crohn’s & Colitis Congress , bringing the latest in inflammatory bowel disease news to our daily feed. The Congress, according to David T. Rubin, MD, AGAF, section chief of Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition, and co-director of the Digestive Diseases Center at the University of Chicago Medicine and organizing committee co-chair of the Crohn’s & Colitis Congress, received more than 200 novel research abstracts for presentation. “There will be oral abstract presentations in each of the main sessions throughout the meeting and an extensive and interactive poster session where we had a separate group working on how the poster session could be more interactive and to get more people to discuss the science in the poster auditorium,” Rubin said in an interview. “I had the pleasure of seeing the abstracts that were selected an...

7 Vegan Prebiotic Rich Foods to Help Your Digestive System - Greener Ideal

- June 09, 2021

Digestive system issues are some of the most common health problems we experience. Symptoms can range from a mere stomach upset, to heartburn, to constipation or even diarrhea. Research has it that including vegan prebiotic foods in your daily diet can greatly improve your digestive health. Vegan prebiotic foods are rich in fiber and therefore suitable for promoting healthier digestion and helping you avoid common gastrointestinal problems. If you are seeking to improve your digestive health, consider adding the following vegan prebiotic foods to your diet. Tasty Vegan Prebiotic Foods 1. Carrots Carrots are also a good source of fiber, with just one medium-sized raw carrot of 61 grams providing about 2 grams of fiber. Boiled carrots provide even more fiber, around 5 grams per cup. Carrots are extremely low in fat and protein. They contain about 10% carbs and consist of starch, fiber, and simple sugars. Since munching on a whole carrot every day can be quite a challeng...

Tackling "GI blues": Why a horse's stomach is their Achilles heel - Horsetalk

- January 12, 2019

Gastro outbreak at Queensland’s Tangalooma resort leaves more than 50 people ill - The Guardian

- November 04, 2019

More than 50 people have been struck down with gastroenteritis at one of south-east Queensland’s popular island resorts after E coli bacteria was found in the drinking water. Managers at Tangalooma Island Resort on Moreton Island became aware of the issue last week when guests and staff began experiencing vomiting and diarrhoea. More tests are being done on the underground aquifer and guests at the resort are being provided with free bottled water until the issue is resolved. Gastro outbreak strikes more than 100 passengers on Sydney to Perth train The resort has also contacted 3,000 guests who stayed at the resort in recent weeks prior to the outbreak. Management is working closely with Brisbane city council and Queensland Health to determine how the contamination occurred. “We’re just testing to see where the source of it is, how did it get into the water supply because it’s never happened before and that’s what’s got us a little bit stumped here,” resort director Dav...

Progenity Announces Appointment of Brian Kotzin, M.D., to its Board of Directors - Yahoo Finance

- August 07, 2019

SAN DIEGO--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Progenity, Inc. , a privately held biotechnology company developing precision medicine solutions across genomic/epigenomic, proteomic, and microbiomic diagnostic and therapeutic platforms, announced the appointment of Brian Kotzin, M.D., to its board of directors. Dr. Kotzin’s experience in the development of novel biotherapeutics, especially in autoimmune and inflammatory diseases, will provide valuable guidance as the company advances its pipeline of precision therapeutics/biotherapeutics and diagnostics. “We’ve made significant strides to address enduring challenges in the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases. To support these advances, we add another outstanding industry leader to our board – Dr. Kotzin,” said Harry Stylli, Ph.D., CEO, Chairman of the Board, and co-founder of Progenity. “His familiarity and expertise with development strategies from biomarker discovery through late stage clinical development will be beneficial as we ad...

What Would Happen To Humans If Animals Went Extinct? - Grunge

- October 03, 2022

Animal extinction does not just mean that people will no longer be able to marvel at and enjoy all the incredible creatures that the Earth has to offer. It also means that the environment for humans will take a huge hit. Everything has a purpose in its environment. It is common knowledge that plant life is essential for things like breathable air, but animal life must also exist for humans to exist as well. Biodiversity (per Australian Museum) refers to the variety of living things. This includes diversity of genetics, species, and ecosystems. There are over 13 million distinguishable species of plants and animals on Earth. Among the most diverse places are Australia, the Amazon rainforest in South America, and southeast Asia. Even minuscule insects and worms factor into biodiversity. The Columbia Climate School explained the need for biodiversity through the example of the Yellowstone wolves. The wolves in Yellowstone — America's first-ever national park — were hunt...

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PhRMA Appoints New Leadership to Board of Directors - P&T Community

- October 16, 2019

WASHINGTON , Oct. 16, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA) appointed new leadership to its board of directors. David Ricks , chairman and CEO of Eli Lilly and Company, was named chairman-elect and Ramona Sequeira , President of Takeda Pharmaceuticals, USA assumed the role of board treasurer. Giovanni Caforio , M.D., chairman and CEO of Bristol-Myers Squibb, assumed the role of chairman of the PhRMA board of directors last month. "I am thrilled to have Dave and Ramona in their new leadership roles on the PhRMA board of directors," said Stephen J. Ubl , president and CEO of PhRMA. "They are highly-regarded leaders and their expertise will be invaluable to our board as we work to collaborate with policymakers and stakeholders on policy solutions that improve patient affordability and foster medical innovation." Ricks has served as CEO of Lilly since January 1, 2017 and became chairman of the board of direct...

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- October 05, 2024

scorpion animal :: Article Creator Scorpions In The Shower And Bats Above The Bed: An Epic Journey To Guyana's Biodiverse Interior It's no coincidence that an upstart biologist named David Attenborough chose Guyana—at the time, British Guiana—as the second place to film his Zoo Quest series, in 1955. As he described it in Adventures of a Young Naturalist, "South America is the home of some of the strangest, some of the loveliest, and some of the most horrifying animals in the world." Guyana, in particular, is renowned as a land of giants, where you'll find record-breaking jaguars, anteaters, river otters, harpy eagles, and anacondas. While an offshore oil boom promises to lurch Guyana into the 21st century (it's had the world's fastest-growing GDP two years running), the interior remains remarkably unchanged—not only since Attenborough's trip here, but even as far back as the 1590s, when Sir Walter Raleigh searche...

What Every Puppy Owner Needs to Know About Parvo in Puppies

- February 03, 2024

fresh pet dog food :: Article Creator FRESH PET FOOD PROVEN CRUCIAL FOR LONG-TERM HEALTH AND FINANCIAL SAVINGS, REVEALS INDEPENDENT SMU STUDY SINGAPORE, Jan. 29, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Recently, a new study, utilising PetCubes product, revealed insights into the changing pet food preferences among Singapore pet owners. In a comprehensive independent market study conducted by Singapore Management University (SMU) in 2022[1], a notable shift in pet diet preferences towards fresh pet food was observed among pet owners. This shift is primarily driven by increased awareness among pet owners regarding the significance of high-quality pet food that can provide their pets with essential nutrients. Despite this interest, pet owners encounter confusion in selecting suitable diets due to the perceived costliness of fresh pet food, hindering its adoption despite potential health benefits. Additionally, recent 2022 studies by the International Trade Administrat...