Nature reviews. Gastroenterology & hepatology
Nature Portfolio · Clinical Medicine · ISSN 1759-5045, 1759-5053
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Synthetic data generation could revolutionize gastrointestinal medicine by enabling more accurate AI-driven diagnosis and treatment with privacy-preserving data.
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Molecular and functional organization of nutrient absorption varies regionally along the small intestine, with distinct gene expression profiles across axes.
CAR T cell therapy targeting CD19 can induce long-term remission of intestinal inflammation in ulcerative colitis, revealing a new therapeutic avenue for IBD.
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Actin cytoskeletal dynamics are essential for hepatic myofibroblast functions driving liver fibrosis, with smooth muscle α-actin upregulation marking activation.
Synthetic data generation could revolutionize gastrointestinal medicine by enabling more accurate AI-driven diagnosis and treatment with privacy-preserving data.
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Exposome research reveals that environmental factors, including microplastics and food contaminants, significantly influence inflammatory bowel disease risk and prevention strategies.
Occult hepatitis B virus infection affects over 40% of individuals with isolated anti-HBc, posing significant transmission and reactivation risks.
Non-antibiotic compounds, including pharmaceuticals and chemicals, exhibit antimicrobial effects that often target beneficial bacteria more than pathogenic ones, impacting microbiome balance.
Multidisciplinary heart-liver co-management improves detection and treatment of MASLD, addressing a critical gap in cardiometabolic care with potential to reduce mortality.
Manipulating intestinal stem cells enables the regeneration and repair of human intestines, advancing potential treatments for a wide range of intestinal diseases.
Combining radiotherapy and immunotherapy offers a promising approach to improve survival in localized pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, despite current challenges.
Latin America faces a high and rising burden of steatotic liver disease driven by obesity, alcohol use, and genetic factors, with significant health system challenges.
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Long non-coding RNAs regulate the colorectal cancer microenvironment, influencing tumor progression and resistance, with potential as biomarkers and therapeutic targets.
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