2007 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Brennan Spiegel, MD, MSHS This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2007 Research Award Winner Dr. Brennan Spiegel. Dr. Brenna Spiegel is the Director of Health Services Research at Cedar-Sinai Medical Center. He also is a professor of medicine and public health at both Cedar-Sinai and […]
2013 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Lukas Van Oudenhove, PhD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2013 Research Award Winner Dr. Lukas Van Oudenhove. Dr. Oudenhove is a psychiatrist by training who has studied gut-brain interactions for his entire career. Dr. Van Oudenhove’s research interests include the understanding of interactions between the […]
2003 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Jyoti Sengupta, PhD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2003 Research Award Winner Dr. Jyoti Sengupta. Dr. Sengupta is a professor in the department of medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He does research on basic science focusing on chronic visceral pain and abdominal […]
2009 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Javier Santos, MD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2009 Research Award winner Dr. Javier Santos. Dr. Santos works in the gastroenterology department in a hospital in Barcelona with a heavy focus on clinical and research activities on the pathogenesis of IBS. Dr. Santos’s research focuses […]
2011 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Adrian Miranda, MD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2011 Research Award Winner Dr. Adrian Miranda. Dr. Miranda works at the Medical College of Wisconsin where he has been for the past 17 years. His research focuses on functional bowel disorders on children. Dr. Miranda’s research […]
2020 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Kyle Staller, MD Dr. Kyle Staller’s research interests include clinical and epidemiologic research in neurogastroenterology and motility with a particular interest in chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), fecal incontinence, and women’s health in functional GI diseases. Dr. Staller is a gastroenterologist and the director of the Gastrointestinal Motility Laboratory at […]
2013 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Ashley Blackshaw, PhD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2013 grant winner Dr. Ashley Blackshaw. Dr. Blackshaw is located in the UK. He has been a basic scientists but has focused on the connection in gut-brain axis for his research. Dr. Blackshaw’s research interests focus […]
2019 IFFGD Research Award Recipient Arpana Gupta, PhD This episode is hosted by IFFGD’s Hayley McCorkle and features our 2019 research award winner Dr. Arpana Gupta. Dr. Gupta is an assistant professor at the University of California Los Angeles and the Director of the Neuroimaging Core. Her current research focus is on understanding the brain-gut […]
Intestinal Methanogen Overgrowth: New Tricks For An Old Relic – Dr. Coka Yip The focus of this presentation was Intestinal Methanogen Overgrowth (IMO), which is a condition that affects the digestive system. Methanogens are microorganisms (archaea) that produce methane and IMO is caused by an overgrowth of this archaea in the intestines. We will learn […]
Our YouTube Premiere of this NES: Gut Microbiome Event will be divided into two parts, each designed to provide viewers with in-depth knowledge about the subject. Our aim is to make this content clear and digestible as well as to help viewers gain a thorough understanding of the Gut Microbiome and its importance. Part 2 […]
Our YouTube Premiere of this NES: Gut Microbiome Event will be divided into two parts, each designed to provide viewers with in-depth knowledge about the subject. Our aim is to make this content clear and digestible as well as to help viewers gain a thorough understanding of the Gut Microbiome and its importance. Part 1 […]
If you suspect that foods may trigger or worsen your symptoms of gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), try keeping a one-week daily symptom diary. Share the information with your doctor during your next visit. It may help to gain a better understanding of your symptoms. For the next 7 days, keep a record of any and […]