In this podcast, Bo Shen, MD, speaks about how clinicians can utilize endoscopy in their current practice and who is the ideal candidate for endoscopy, such as patients with Crohn Disease. Dr Shen also spoke about these topics during his session at the American College of Gastroenterology Annual Scientific Meeting 2022 titled “State of the Art Lecture: Role of Endoscopy in the Management of IBD."

In this podcast, Jennifer Sherwood, PhD, and Elise Lankiewicz, MPH, speak about the current state of trans inclusion in national HIV strategic plans (NSPs) globally, the results from the recent systematic review documenting the quality of transgender inclusion in the NSPs of 60 countries, and how national HIV planning processes can increase trans inclusion. They also spoke about these topics at the International AIDS Conference 2022 during a presentation titled “Systematic Review of Trans Inclusion in National HIV Strategic Plans."

In this episode, Anil Harrison, MD, speaks with Dharminder Singh, MD, about the evaluation of renal tubular acidosis (RTA) and how to evaluate metabolic alkalosis. The first patient case presentation is a patient with a distal type 1 RTA, and the second patient case presentation is a patient with a metabolic alkalosis.

In this podcast, Eric D. Shah, MD, MBA, speaks about his team's study that analyzed the cost-benefit outcomes for patients with IBS-D, how their findings can impact clinical practice when choosing the best treatment for patients, and what options are out there for clinicians and patients to consider.

In this podcast, Davina Canagasabey, with PATH, speaks about delivering responsive, person-centered HIV and primary health care. She also spoke about this topic during her presentation at the International AIDS Conference 2022 titled “Real world impact of integrated person-centered HIV primary health care: better uptake, retention, and health outcomes across 4 countries.”

In this podcast, John Harrington, MD, speaks with Angela Hogan, MD, about the importance of safely introducing eggs and peanuts in infants aged 4 to 6 months to help reduce their risk for developing a peanut allergy later in life, including how much and how often parents/ guardians should offer the foods to children.

In this podcast, Baldeep Pabla, MD, talks about the different ways clinicians can assess disease severity in patients with ulcerative colitis (UC), including the use of biomarkers and technology, and discusses what is next for research in UC severity assessment.

In this podcast, Gregory Sayuk, MD, MPH, speaks about the different types of treatment options available for patients with IBS and IBS-D, how clinicians can cater treatment strategies to their patients’ needs, and the future of IBS and IBS-D management.

In this podcast, Jeffrey Kwong, DNP, MPH, ANP-BC, discusses the use of HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in older adults, its safety and efficacy in this patient population, and what barriers exist for people who are interested in using PrEP later in life.

In this episode, Anil Harrison, MD, speaks with Paul Shiu, DO, about 3 patient case presentations with mixed acid-base disorders, including concomitant metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis.