Nuria Logan and Peter Marck
Certain thoughts, ideas, and even diseases fall in and out of fashion over time. One example of the latter is diverticulosis. As the older population in wealthy countries grows, diverticulosis is becoming more common. It affects the majority of people over the age of 80, places a significant strain on health-care resources, and is strangely overlooked by many gastroenterologists. There is a startling lack of evidence and many unsolved concerns for such a frequent and possibly essential disorder. Many clinicians, funding agencies, and fundamental scientists have been hesitant to promote study and investigate diverticulosis. It's not unexpected that medical treatment for diverticulosis has progressed slowly during the last half-century.
Vamin Salong
Nutritional support and intervention are essential aspects of managing head and neck cancer. Many patients with this condition are malnourished
upon diagnosis, and most of those undergoing treatment will require nutritional assistance. This paper offers a concise summary of key nutritional
considerations for these patients and offers practical recommendations for clinicians in their care. Due to the potential impact of head and neck
cancers on swallowing and eating, early nutritional assessment is critical. This evaluation typically includes an assessment of the patient's weight
history, dietary intake, and physical examination.
Warif Zaid
This suggests that the study is focused on identifying and comprehending the mental and emotional aspects that play a role in influencing
nutritional choices and habits in individuals with MND. Psychological factors can include thoughts, emotions, attitudes, and perceptions related to
food and eating, this indicates that the study is interested in how these psychological factors affect the dietary choices and eating patterns of people
living with MND. It's important to note that MND is a neurodegenerative disease that can impact motor functions, making it relevant to investigate
how psychological factors might influence nutritional behaviour in this specific patient population.
Sabez Rahlon
This comprehensive approach not only enhances clinical practice but also informs health policy development for the betterment of public health,
an acquired gastric Dieulafoy like lesion refers to a rare vascular abnormality found in the stomach that resembles Dieulafoy's lesion, a condition
characterized by an abnormally dilated and fragile artery that causes sudden and potentially life-threatening gastrointestinal bleeding. In this case,
the acquired lesion is caused by an unusual redirection of blood supply from the left phrenic artery to an enlarged splenule.
Clinical Gastroenterology Journal received 33 citations as per Google Scholar report
Spanish 
Chinese 
Russian 
German 
French 
Japanese 
Portuguese 
Hindi 