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Follow-up colonoscopy for diverticulitis unlikely to provide benefit beyond CRC screening

Follow-up colonoscopy for diverticulitis unlikely to provide benefit beyond CRC screening
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Uncomplicated diverticulitis boasts lower colorectal cancer risk than routine screening

Uncomplicated diverticulitis boasts lower colorectal cancer risk than routine screening
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GIQuIC partners with Health Catalyst platform to augment clinical GI registry

The GI Quality Improvement Consortium clinical registry – or GIQuIC – a joint collaboration of ACG and ASGE, has partnered with Health Catalyst to use its new technology platform, Armus Hybrid Clinical Registry and Reporting Solution.“This collaboration will enhance the service we already provide to our registry participants by allowing GIQuIC to leverage the depth and breadth

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Health Catalyst, Inc (NASDAQ:HCAT) Q4 2022 Earnings Call Transcript

Operator: Welcome to the Health Catalyst Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2022 Earnings Conference Call.

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Colorectal cancer no longer disease of old age, data supports lowered screening age

Increased incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer and precancerous polyp diagnoses among patients at a younger age supported the recommendation for CRC screening at age 45 for all average risk individuals, according to a study. “We have known for many years that rates of colorectal cancer are rising in individuals younger than 50, prompting several medical organizations to recommend

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