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Gastroenterology Learning Network

Gastroenterology Learning Network
Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Ulcerative Colitis
Crohn's Disease
Gastroenterology
Intestinal Ultrasound
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Chronic Pancreatitis
Multidisciplinary Care
Gout
Abdominal Pain
AGA Guidelines
Malignancy
Mayo Clinic
Diabetes
Clostridium Difficile
Pregnancy
Colonoscopy
Endoscopy
Hepatitis D
Rheumatology

The Gastroenterology Learning Network is an online resource for the latest developments in gastroenterology practice, providing a customized experience for users to stay informed about the topics that matter most to them, including inflammatory bowel disease, hepatitis, and ulcerative colitis.

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07.14.26-GLN-GutCheckHornblom_v1 by Gastroenterology Learning Network

Marla Dubinsky, MD, on Lifelong Reproductive Health Care for Women With IBD by Gastroenterology Learning Network

Gut Check: Dr Benjamin Lebwohl on Celiac Disease by Gastroenterology Learning Network

Robert Gish, MD, on Advances in Managing Hepatitis B and D by Gastroenterology Learning Network

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Recent Guests

Marla Dubinsky
Gastroenterologist discussing women's health and IBD
Mount Sinai, New York
Episode: Marla Dubinsky, MD, on Lifelong Reproductive Health Care for Women With IBD
Benjamin Lebwohl
Professor of Medicine, Director of Clinical Research, Celiac Disease Center
Columbia University
Episode: Gut Check: Dr Benjamin Lebwohl on Celiac Disease
Dana Lukin
MD, gastroenterologist at Cornell
Cornell University
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Dana Lukin, MD, on Ulcerative Proctitis
Philip Okafor
Associate Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Episode: Gut Check: Philip Okafor, MD, on Health Care Disparities in Gastroenterology
Jen Seminario
Physician discussing Advent Health and University of Central Florida collaboration
Advent Health and University of Central Florida
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Jennifer Seminerio, MD, on Advanced Combination Therapy
Andre Cope
Assistant Professor of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Mayo Clinic Jacksonville
Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville
Episode: Gut Check: Andree Koop, MD, on Noncardiac Chest Pain
Jordan Axelrad
Guest, physician with expertise in IBD risk communication
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Episode: IBD Drive Time: Jordan Axelrad, MD, on Communicating Risks in IBD
Jacqueline Squire
Associate Professor of Medicine in the Division of Allergy and Immunology
Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Florida
Episode: Gut Check: Jacqueline Squire, MD, on Gastric Impacts of MCAS
Colleen Kelly, MD
Colleen Kelly, MD, affiliated with Mass General Brigham Health System; expert in gastroenterology and IBD
Mass General Brigham Health System
Episode: IBD Drive Time: Colleen Kelly, MD, on Obesity and IBD

Hosts

Raymond Cross
Host of IBD Drive Time; provides introductions and discussion facilitation.
Brian Lacey
Host of Gut Check; leads discussions on gastroenterology topics and therapies.

Reviews

4.6 out of 5 stars from 21 ratings
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    I appreciate the expertise, but this podcast is one-sided and only focused on the standard of care which is flawed in my opinion. Biologics do have major side effects like cancer and that is dangerous, there are other ways that should be discussed first..hyperbaric/red light therapy/diet-lifestyle, so many others, I’m not confident you are discussing anything other than strong drugs with patients while lifestyle/diet are ignored.

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Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Several episodes are praised for practical clinician-focused content and guest expert insights.
There are concerns about bias or limited exploration of lifestyle/diet approaches.
Some listeners feel the show is one-sided and focused on standard of care, potentially limiting discussion of alternatives.
A few listeners desire more balance between pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic management topics.

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Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Marla Dubinsky, MD, on Lifelong Reproductive Health Care for Women With IBD
Q: What is your approach to discussing sexual health and pelvic floor issues with patients who haven't previously brought it up?
Normalizing the topic by asking simple, non-embarrassing questions early in care; use positive framing to validate patient experiences and then refer to pelvic floor PT or gynecology as appropriate to address intimacy, pain, and continence.
Gut Check: Dr Benjamin Lebwohl on Celiac Disease
Q: What is the role of testing in the era of gluten-free diets?
Testing should occur before going gluten-free because eliminating gluten early can decrease the sensitivity of TTG IgA tests and histology, making diagnosis more challenging.
Gut Check: Dr Benjamin Lebwohl on Celiac Disease
Q: How common is celiac disease, and how has this understanding evolved?
Celiac disease is quite common, with traditional estimates around 1% and newer screening studies suggesting up to about 2% in children under 10; many cases remain undiagnosed for years.
Robert Gish, MD, on Advances in Managing Hepatitis B and D
Q: How has the treatment landscape changed with BuLevertide and what does that mean for HBV and Delta management?
BuLevertide targets the NTCP receptor and reduces bile acid uptake, which indirectly blocks Delta infection by limiting the interaction with HBV surface antigen; it has a favorable safety profile with mostly mild injection-site reactions, and recognizing that stopping BuLevertide can cause a flare highlights the need for careful monitoring and timing in therapy decisions.
Robert Gish, MD, on Advances in Managing Hepatitis B and D
Q: Let's start out with some basic facts about Hep D.
Hepatitis D is a dependent virus that requires hepatitis B surface antigen to coat and enter liver cells; it is an incomplete RNA virus that relies on host liver proteins for replication, and its clinical behavior differs between co-infection and superinfection, with co-infection being potentially acutely severe and superinfection often leading to chronic Delta infection.

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The episodes center on advanced gastroenterology topics with a practical, clinician-focused tilt. Across conversations, listeners encounter deep dives into inflammatory bowel disease management, risk communication, obesity's impact on GI health, advanced therapies, and salient issues like disparities in care, self-management, and patient education. Noteworthy are the heavy emphasis on real-world practice, safety and escalation decision-making, and the presence of high-profile clinicians from leading medical centers who translate research findings into actionable clinical guidance. The format frequently blends case-based discussion with practical takeaways, making it valuable for clinicians seeking to sharpen their decision-making, stay curr... more

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Recent guests on Gastroenterology Learning Network include:

1. Marla Dubinsky
2. Benjamin Lebwohl
3. Dana Lukin
4. Philip Okafor
5. Jen Seminario
6. Andre Cope
7. Jordan Axelrad
8. Jacqueline Squire

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