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Byline: Mythili Devarakonda USA TODAY Whether you're planning for a swim, run or even a walk after a meal, the first thought that comes to mind might be 'how soon [...]

Byline: Gayle MacDonald; Staff In early 2000, the microbiome (which are trillions of bacteria, fungi and other microbes that live in your gut helping your digestive and immune systems) was [...]

The article focuses on discussing digestive health openly with a gastroenterologist, emphasizing the distinction between acid reflux and heartburn, cautioning against overuse of antacids which can mask underlying issues.

The focus of the article is to debunk the false rumor that people can contract COVID-19 through blood transfusions. It highlights research and expert opinions that confirm the safety of blood transfusions and explaining how COVID-19 primarily spreads through respiratory and digestive systems rather than blood. It also discusses the impact of the pandemic on blood donations and provides resources for readers to access accurate information about COVID-19 and blood donations.

Approximately than half a million people in the United States alone have Crohn's disease, an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). Photo by Ohad Falik Approximately than half a million people in the United States alone have Crohn's disease, an inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses research on the medicinal ability of probiotics to deal with problems related to the human digestive system being carried out by Shobna Bhatia, head of the department at King Edward Memorial Hospital in Mumbai, India.

The article reports on the transformation that occurs deep within the body wherein two recent studies from Netherlands and U.S. find, as the trillions of microbes that live in the human digestive system shift in composition due to individuals' migration status and ethnic origin.

Many medicines taken by mouth may affect the digestive system. These medicines include prescription (those ordered by a doctor and dispensed by a pharmacist) and nonprescription or over-the-counter (OTC) products. [...]

'The fatty acid composition of wild sea bass (Dicentrarchus labrax L.) and gilthead sea bream (Sparus auratus L.) were compared with gas chromatography. These two species are widely cultivated in [...]

' Ulcerative colitis (UC) and Crohn's disease (CD) can cause metabolic and inflammatory alterations. To evaluate the relationships between inflammatory parameters, plasma lipids and phospholipid fatty acid (FA) composition in [...]

'It has been demonstrated that 40% of patients admitted to pulmonary medicine wards use proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) without a registered indication. To assess whether implementation of a guideline for [...]

According to recent research published in the journal Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics, 'Previous studies have suggested involvement of 5HT(1) receptors in the control of gastric tone. To study the effect [...]

' Most studies of enterocutaneous fistula report management and outcome. Few studies examine factors predicting healing and mortality,' scientists writing in the journal Alimentary Pharmacology & Therapeutics report (see also [...]

According to recent research from Leeds, the United Kingdom, ' There are few studies examining the stability of gastrointestinal symptoms during prolonged periods of follow-up. To examine this issue in [...]

' Chronic use of NSAIDs is associated with gastrointestinal (GI) toxicity that increases with age. To evaluate the GI safety and therapeutic efficacy of ibuprofen chemically associated with phosphatidylcholine (PC) [...]

Hepatocarcinoma-intestine-pancreas/pancreatitis-associated protein (HIP/PAP), a member of the reg family, is expressed in glucagon-producing normal and neoplastic enteropancreatic endocrine cells. According to recent research from France, "HIP/PAP protein, a member of [...]

Hepatocarcinoma-intestine-pancreas/pancreatitis-associated protein (HIP/PAP), a member of the reg family, is expressed in glucagon-producing normal and neoplastic enteropancreatic endocrine cells. According to recent research from France, "HIP/PAP protein, a member of [...]

Hepatocarcinoma-intestine-pancreas/pancreatitis-associated protein (HIP/PAP), a member of the reg family, is expressed in glucagon-producing normal and neoplastic enteropancreatic endocrine cells. According to recent research from France, "HIP/PAP protein, a member of [...]

Antibiotics research advances have been reported from France and the United States. Study 1: A new streptogramin was bactericidal until target strains acquired an erm gene. "The antibacterial activity of [...]

Antibiotics research advances have been reported from France and the United States. Study 1: A new streptogramin was bactericidal until target strains acquired an erm gene. 'The antibacterial activity of [...]

Antibiotics research advances have been reported from France and the United States. Study 1: A new streptogramin was bactericidal until target strains acquired an erm gene. "The antibacterial activity of [...]

According to recent research from France, vancomycin resistance gene transfer occurs between enterococci of human origin in the gut of mice harboring human microbiota. "Potential intra- and inter-species transfers of [...]

According to recent research from France, vancomycin resistance gene transfer occurs between enterococci of human origin in the gut of mice harboring human microbiota. "Potential intra- and inter-species transfers of [...]

According to recent research from France, vancomycin resistance gene transfer occurs between enterococci of human origin in the gut of mice harboring human microbiota. "Potential intra- and inter-species transfers of [...]

The article reports on problems related to digestive system in human body.

The article offers tips on acquiring a healthy digestive system including eating a balanced diet with high fiber content, drinking water throughout the day while avoiding carbonated drinks, and treating constipation through hydration or over-the-counter PEG 3350 laxatives.

The article offers information related to the research done by University of British Columbia, Canada, which discovered the genetic machinery that turns a common human gut bacterium to metabolise a main component of dietary fibre from the cell walls of fruit and vegetables.

The article recommends probiotics to help improve the digestive system and maintain the natural balance of organisms in the intestines.

The article presents myths and facts about digestive health, including the need to take anti-motility drugs when suffering from diarrhea.

Michelle Barnes never imagined that her vacation to Uganda would make her a medical celebrity. Ms. Barnes, 44, became ill in January 2008, a few days after returning home to Golden, Colo. At first, she seemed to have a typical case of traveler's diarrhea, but she soon worsened. She broke out in a rash and developed abdominal pain, terrible fatigue, weakness and confusion. Blood tests found her white-cell count low and her liver and kidneys beginning to fail. She was hospitalized, still deteriorating. Her blood was taking too long to clot, and her pancreas and her muscles were inflamed. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

knock on wood -- does his big reveal at Macworld, the geegaw people will most want to see probably won't be on display. He will not reveal his pancreas so that the horde can examine it for signs of recurring cancer. There won't be a JumboTron image of his recently transplanted liver so that they might turn it over with a stick as they look for signs of rejection. And despite the fever for all things Mac, there won't be an iPhone app that tracks Mr. Jobs's health in real time, including blood sugar, blood pressure and white blood cell count. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

In describing an instance of intense anger, you might say, as a figure of speech, that bile rose in your throat. But for some people bile does indeed rise, perhaps not as far as the throat but far enough to cause digestive distress and serious damage to the lining of the stomach and esophagus. The symptoms are similar to heartburn, and many sufferers are told they have gastroesophageal reflux disease, known as acid reflux. Yet treatment with popular remedies for acid reflux, like the acid-suppressing proton-pump inhibitors Prilosec, Prevacid and Nexium, fails to work or gives only partial relief. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article presents the author's answer to a question related to the digestive supplement Fernet Branca. The author says that Fernet Branca is an alcoholic after-dinner drink that contains bitter herbs. Bitter herbs can work wonders in digestive problems. Bitter herbs act through the nervous system to stimulate the secretion of the stomach and digestive glands.

The article cites a study which states that lying is related to changes in the digestive tract.

Reports about the inference of the biological research made by Dr. Alejandro Grajal of the Wildlife Conservation Society that hoatzins, a species of tropical bird has a similar digestive system, foregut fermentation, as that of cow, Colobine monkey, kangaroo and tree sloths. Details of the experiment; Possible explanations.