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Join our CTEU Seminar on 4/30 at 9 AM. Dr. Heming Wang from the Brigham and Women’s Hospital will give a talk entitled “The Genetic Basis of Sleep: Insights from Population-Based Studies.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org to join Zoom.

Does ultra-processed food increase early-onset colorectal neoplasia risk? Chen (Phyllis) Wang's study in young women suggests a strong link. Andy Chan Mengxi Du #EOCRC #Nutrition #CancerEpi #DDW2025

How does diet shape fecal bile acid profiles and impact colorectal neoplasia risk? Join Kai Wang's talk at #DDW2025 to learn more! Andy Chan Mingyang Song Harvard Epidemiology Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Harvard Cancer Epi #Microbiome #BileAcids #CancerPrevention #GutHealth #ColorectalCancer

How does AI and natural language processing help identify diverticulitis associated features in electronic health records and predict outcomes? Explore the data at Wenjie Ma’s poster! Andy Chan Lisa Strate Lilo Wu #AI #NLP #EHR #DiverticularDisease #DDW2025

How does metabolomics in metabolic dysfunction and inflammation impact diverticulitis outcomes? Join Lilo Wu's talk to discover more! Andy Chan Wenjie Ma #Metabolomics #Diverticulitis #DDW2025

What is the combined benefit of healthy lifestyle factors 🏃🥦🍎🍷🚬in reducing the risk of HCC and fatal liver disease? Discover the results at Daniel Sikavi’s poster session. MGH Division of Gastroenterology long nguyen Andy Chan #HCC #LiverTwitter #DDW2025

How does the gut microbiome shape bile acid metabolism? Join Kai Wang’s talk to see how multiomics (metagenomics, metabolomics & proteomics) reveal key links. Andy Chan Mingyang Song Harvard Epidemiology Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health Harvard Cancer Epi #Microbiome #BileAcids #ColorectalCancer

Want to learn about what the Stand Up To Cancer Gastric Cancer Interception has been up to? See David A. Drew at the poster session on Sunday to hear about our novel fluorescent endoscopy approaches to detect gastroesophageal cancers earlier. #DDW2025

Can gut viruses help us determine colorectal cancer risk in Lynch Syndrome patients? Nanako S's poster explores the viral microbiome as a potential biomarker for early cancer detection in this high-risk population. long nguyen #Microbiome #LynchSyndrome #CRC #DDW2025

How does microscopic colitis disrupt the gut microbiome and metabolome? Join Albert (Sheng-Yin) Chen's talk to uncover multi-omics insights that may lead to non-invasive biomarkers and novel therapies. Hamed Khalili, MD MPH #Microbiome #Metabolomics #MicroscopicColitis #DDW2025

Maintaining a healthy lifestyle after a colorectal cancer diagnosis is linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease and mortality among survivors. Stop by Mengxi Du's poster for the full findings! #ColorectalCancer #CardiovascularHealth #OncologyCare #CardioOncology #DDW2025

Does the development of a polyp before the age of 50 increase the subsequent risk of colorectal neoplasia? Don’t miss Yufeng's poster — evidence you’ll want to see! Mingyang Song #ColorectalCancer #Polypectomy #DDW2025

Long-term diet and new-onset chronic constipation — could the right eating pattern prevent constipation? Hear what Yiqing Wang uncovered in her talk! Kyle Staller, MD, MPH #Diet #Constipation #CohortStudy #DDW2025

Explore gut viral ecology in IBD with Clinical & Translational Epidemiology Unit - MGH & Jiaxian Shen on May 6 at 4 PM (Location 27, SDCC). We’re proud to celebrate Jiaxian’s recognition with a Fellow Abstract Award—thank you #DDW2025 & American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) for supporting early-career researchers!

Not all UPFs are created equal! 💡Using plasma biomarkers, Mengxi Du’s study found that acceptable-quality UPFs (e.g. whole-grain cereals) were linked to lower GI cancer risk, while poor-quality ones (e.g. sugary drinks) raised the risk. #GICancer #UPF #CancerPrevention #DDW2025

Join our CTEU Seminar on 5/14 at 9 AM. Dr. Dennis Shung from the Yale School of Medicine will give a talk entitled “Generative AI-Enhanced Clinical Decision Support: Application to Management of Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org to join Zoom.

Join our CTEU Seminar on 5/21 at 9 AM. Dr. Zhi Huang from the University of Pennsylvania will give a talk entitled “Human-AI collaboration for pathology image analysis and clinical decision-making.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org to join Zoom.

Join our CTEU Seminar on 5/28 at 9 AM. Dr. Anders B. Dohlman, PhD from the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute will give a talk entitled “Deciphering the biodiversity and biogeography of the cancer microbiome.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org or comment down below to join Zoom.

Join our CTEU Seminar on 6/11 at 9 AM. Dr. Jordi Merino from the University of Copenhagen will give a talk entitled “Glucotypes and beyond: Redefining type 2 diabetes through precision health.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org or comment down below to join Zoom.

Join our CTEU Seminar on 6/25 at 9 AM. Dr. Jun Li from the Brigham and Women's Hospital will give a talk entitled “Systems Epidemiology of Chronic Diseases: Integrated Multi-omics Approaches to Facilitate Personalized Nutrition.” Chat with us at mghcteu.org to join.