Today's Top 20 Gastroenterology and Endoscopy Stories
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FDA issues Olympus 2 warning letters
Olympus Medical Systems Corp. and one of its subsidiaries, Aizu Olympus Co., were issued two warning letters by the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health following facility inspections. -
15 gastroenterology updates
From arrests to acquisitions, here are 15 gastroenterology updates Becker's has reported on since Dec. 29: -
Vivante Health expands GIThrive platform to include cognitive behavioral therapy
Vivante Health has expanded its GIThrive platform to include a cognitive behavioral therapy digital therapeutic to help users to alter dysfunctional thinking patterns and manage symptoms related to digestive conditions like irritable bowel syndrome. -
Unio Health partners with InSite Digestive Health Care to double in size
InSite Digestive Health Care is set to join Unio Health as the platform's fourth major division, Unio Health announced in a Jan. 9 release. -
Capital Digestive Care makes leadership moves
Silver Spring, Md.-based Capital Digestive Care's board of directors has named two new individuals for leadership positions, effective immediately. -
244,300 patients potentially affected in colonoscopy prep retail site data breach
Captify Health, a colonoscopy prep-focused management services company, notified about 244,300 patients that their personal information may have been compromised during a data breach of the company's colonoscopy prep retail site, Bank Info Security reported Jan. 9. -
Mayo Clinic gastroenterologist tapped for Biomerica advisory board
Brian Lacy, MD, PhD, a gastroenterologist at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., has been appointed to Biomerica's scientific advisory board. -
Exact Sciences expects $550M in revenue in Q4: 5 things to know
Exact Sciences, a cancer screening and diagnostic test provider, is expecting to report revenue between $550.7 and $552.7 million for the fourth quarter, according to a Jan. 8 release. -
Dayton Gastroenterology adds 1st GI Genius modules
Dayton (Ohio) Gastroenterology has added artificial intelligence polyp detection tool GI Genius to its practice. -
West Virginia hospital 1st in state to receive GI Genius modules
West Virginia University Health System's J.W. Ruby Memorial Hospital in Morgantown became the first in the state to receive Medtronic's GI Genius endoscopy modules. -
New York gastroenterologist to pay $1.4M for Medicare billing fraud
Great Neck, N.Y.-based gastroenterologist Morris Barnard was sentenced to 30 months in prison and must pay $1.4 million for a Medicare billing fraud scheme, the U.S. Justice Department said Jan. 5. -
Meet the leaders of One GI
One GI is a management services organization that provides support for gastroenterologists in Kentucky, Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee. -
GI Alliance adds 2 leaders to board
GI Alliance, a Southlake, Texas-based GI practice management company, has appointed Kelly Robison and Paul Mango to its board. -
5 gastroenterologists to know
Here are five physicians to know who specialize in gastroenterology: -
Saint Joseph Hospital receives 3 GI Genius modules
Saint Joseph Hospital in Lexington, Ky., has become the first hospital in the state to perform AI-assisted colonoscopies after receiving three GI Genius units as part of Medtronic's Health Equity Assistance program. -
Gastro Health acquires Washington practice with endoscopy center
Gastro Health acquired Gastroenterology Associates in Olympia, Wash. -
One GI, US Digestive Health and more: 12 moves in Q4
Here are 12 moves from major gastroenterology groups that Becker's has reported in the fourth quarter of 2022: -
Gut disorders caused by rumination often go misdiagnosed, study says
Researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston have found that rumination syndrome, which may cause gastrointestinal issues, often goes undiagnosed, The Print reported Jan. 3. -
One GI announces 2 new partnerships
One GI, a Georgetown, Tenn.-based gastroenterology services organization, has partnered with Skyline Gastroenterology and Skyline Endoscopy, both also in Tennessee. -
Hackensack Meridian expands GI team
Hackensack Meridian's Montclair, N.J.-based Mountainside Medical Group has added gastroenterologist Masood Rizvi, MD, to its GI team.
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