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If you define a disease by symptoms, all you get are treatments for symptoms. If you define a disease by cause, you get cures. Here's to pathophysiology of GI diseases at #DDW2024 starting tomorrow.

This is a presentation worth the wait. Data from a new elemental diet in treating #SIBO being presented today. Amazing reduction in breath test gases! Great work from Ali Rezaie MD MSc MAST Research Program

First prospective clinical trial of elemental diet in patients with IMO and/or SIBO. Two weeks of exclusive palatable elemental diet was tolerated in all 30 patients and led to a significant drop in CH4 & H2 peak levels. Symptoms improved significantly. #ddw2024

Important new concept to explain disordered gut function!

Mutations in hCAZymes cause rare genetic forms of carbohydrate maldigestion and the hCAZyme genotype is a relevant risk factor for IBS. Testing or diet remains the question.

Great session on AI at the Asia Pacific Association of Medical Journal Editors. Food for thoughts about publication ethics!

Editors of leading journals sharing the secrets and challenges of scientific publications including research integrity at the APAME meeting.

Great achievement by our team, the members of the advisory board chaired by Prof Fred D’Agostina and our patients who provided guidance to address their needs.

Great public lectures on gut health in Adelaide at the Australian Gastroenterology Week.

New #RFGES study: Functional #constipation linked to LOWER: ⬇️GDP per capita, happiness scores HIGHER: ⬆️H. pylori prevalence, household size, #suisize #gitwitter #stoolcankill #DGBIs #MedTwitter #IBS pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39005136/

In the 📕#RedJournal: A Minority of Childhood Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction Persist Into Adulthood: A Risk-Factor Analysis Jones, et al. 👉 bit.ly/3MSK7cI Gerald Holtmann Ayesha Shah Nicholas J Talley

Various sociocultural, economic and environmental factors modify the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on patients with DGBI. Insights provided by a systematic review and meta-analysis CRE in Digestive Health pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39056447/

🆕🔥Diagnostic classification systems for #disorders of #gut-#brain interaction should include #Psychological symptoms‼️ ❇️Inclusion of #psychological symptoms would alter how individuals group #clinically👏 👉 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/nm… ANMS ESNM.eu #DGBI Rome PsychoGastroenterology

A conceptual framework for the modulating effects of the gastrointestinal microbiome for DGBI. Great effort of international team!

Should we routinely perform upper endoscopy in asymptomatic subjects who partipate in a bowel cancer screening program and have a positive FOBT? An Australian data linkage study provides new insights. #Gitwitter CRE in Digestive Health pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39503334/

As we study the #microbiome of the small intestine, we are finding single organisms causing disease. This is why the small intestine is so important to study. Stay tuned for more.

📢 Economic Evaluations of Non-Pharmacological Interventions for DGBI: Widely used non-pharmacologic interventions with significant gaps in evidence due to methodological limitations and inconsistencies. #GItwitter #GutBrain #Research CRE in Digestive Health pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39570568/

Our CRE is transforming! With the awarding of the 2024-2029 NHMRC grant funding, our centre has been reshaped into the CRE in Transforming Gut Health. Prof. Nick Talley and Gerald Holtmann are delighted to progress this transformative #DGBI transformingguthealth.org

Methane producing microbes as a modifiable risk factor for colorectal cancer! Important new data.

Small bowel sequencing technologies are moving us into a modern understanding of #SIBO and its microtypes in conditions such as #IBS. New therapeutics addressing this are about to begin trials.