In this issue:
– Epidemiology of IBD in Oceania
– Adalimumab and risk of serious infections in CD patients
– Childlessness in patients with IBD
– Post-operative infectious complications in IBD
– Serum levels of lipoprotein lipase in IBD
– Long-term risk of arrhythmias in IBD
– Risk of cardiovascular events with small molecule drugs
– Risk of acute coronary syndrome in IBD
– Science blog: IBD and cardiovascular disease
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Michael studied in Erlangen-Nuremberg and trained in Manchester, London and Regensburg, Germany. He went to Chapel Hill, NC at the University of North Carolina for his postdoctoral fellowship. Michael joined the Department of Medicine at the University of Otago in 2005, taking up a joint clinical position as a Senior Lecturer and Gastroenterologist with Te […]
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BSc,MBBS,MD,FRCP,FRACP, Consultant Gastroenterologist (Retd) Dr Srikantaiah Manjunatha (Manju) is a former Consultant Gastroenterologist for Te Whatu Ora–Southern, Dunedin and Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at the University of Otago. After completing his MBBS from the University of Mysore in India and MD (Medicine) from the prestigious PGIMER (Post graduate institute of Medical Education & Research), Chandigarh, […]
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Laura graduated from the University of Tasmania Medical School in 2017. She has since worked as a junior doctor at the Royal Hobart Hospital in Tasmania and has completed a year of Advanced Training in General and Acute Care Medicine with 6 months in Gastroenterology before starting as an advanced gastroenterology trainee at Dunedin Hospital […]
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