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Study Offers Hope For Chocolate-Loving Reflux Disease Sufferers
May 23, 2001 — For the 14 million Americans who suffer with chronic heartburn, a piece of chocolate may start as a joy to the tongue, but can end with a raging fire in the stomach. But there may be new hope for ... > full story -
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Antacids Are As Effective As Surgery For Treating Severe Heartburn, UT Southwestern Physician Shows
May 9, 2001 — Many Americans suffer heartburn, but for some it's more frequent and serious. A new study by a UT Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas physician, published in the Journal of the American Medical ... > full story -
Researcher Uncovers Allergy/Reflux Link
December 29, 2000 — A new Children's Hospital Medical Center of Cincinnati discovery may have significant implications for children with a eosinophilic esophagitis, a fast-growing new disease whose symptoms mimic ... > full story -
Discovery Of Genetic Biomarker Could Improve Diagnosis And Treatment Of Cancer Of The Esophagus
November 20, 2000 — Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine and the University of Southern California have discovered a genetic biomarker that may help doctors to better diagnose and treat cancer of ... > full story -
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FDA Approves New Robotic Surgery Device
July 17, 2000 — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has cleared for marketing a robotic device that enables a surgeon to perform laparoscopic gall bladder and reflux disease surgery while seated at a console with ... > full story -
Mayo Clinic Researchers: Family History Identified As New Risk Factor For Heartburn
August 26, 1999 — Mayo Clinic researchers have concluded that family history, possibly through a genetic link, and obesity are major independent risk factors for heartburn and acid regurgitation, both symptoms of ... > full story -
Prenatal Multivitamins Fail Industry Test For Folic Acid
August 4, 1997 — Studies show that supplementing a mother's diet with folic acid before and during pregnancy can reduce incidences of neural tube birth defects in children. But researchers at the University of ... > full story
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