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Diana Swift

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Diana Swift

Diana Swift is a freelance medical journalist based in Toronto. She has been a medical writer, editor and consumer health editor since 1988.

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<乌鸦传媒>ECDS Proves Mettle for Drainage in Distal Biliary Obstruction

Clinical outcomes mirror gold standard approach; stent patency may be superior

<乌鸦传媒>Blacks Drop More Lbs After Weight Loss Surgery, But Morbidity is an Issue

Higher odds of 30-day adverse events after gastric bypass and sleeve gastrectomy

DDW over a computer rendering of the digestive system

<乌鸦传媒>Diversity in Pancreatic Cancer Trials Lacking

White patients typically overrepresented at expense of racial, ethnic minorities

DDW over a computer rendering of the digestive system

<乌鸦传媒>Pandemic Drinking Took Swift Toll on the Gut, Liver

Alcohol-related inpatient consults soared, remained high even after reopening

<乌鸦传媒>Mariangela Allocca on a Noninvasive Option for Monitoring Crohn's Disease

Baseline bowel ultrasound scores predicted disease course and need for surgery over 12 months

An endoscopic image of a multi-ring esophagus from eosinophilic esophagitis

<乌鸦传媒>New Option for Eosinophilic Esophagitis?

Special budesonide formulation topped placebo across a range of outcomes

A photo of gastroenterologists operating the GERDx device.

<乌鸦传媒>Can an Agile Endoscopic Device Curb PPI-Dependent GERD?

GERDx device improved quality of life; not so much for esophageal acid exposure

An MRI image of a perianal transsphincteric fistula

<乌鸦传媒>Perianal Involvement in Crohn鈥檚 Disease: How Bad for Prognosis?

Poor outcomes noted, especially with severe phenotype

A box of Celebrex (celecoxib) capsules over a computer rendering of colon cancer

<乌鸦传媒>Can a COX-2 Inhibitor Boost Disease-free Survival in CRC?

Large trial tested addition of the agent to standard FOLFOX

A close up of a woman clutching her stomach highlighted in red

<乌鸦传媒>Refractory IBD: The Case for Doubling Up on Drugs

Meta-analysis suggests select patients can avoid surgery

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