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GLP-1s Are Not the End of Bariatric Surgery; They’re the Beginning of Better Obesity Care 

A Keck Medicine of USC bariatric surgeon and obesity medicine specialist shares why multimodal obesity care should be the new
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Gastrointestinal Cancers and Clinical Trials: What Patients Need to Know Earlier On

A Keck Medicine of USC gastrointestinal oncologist explains what patients need to know so they don’t miss the opportunity to
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Why Patients with Chronic GERD Should Be Referred to a High-Volume Specialty Program

With numerous possible symptoms and treatments, chronic gastroesophageal reflux disease requires a medical team with robust experience and the latest
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Minimally Invasive Procedure Restores Achalasia Patient’s Ability to Keep Food Down

After losing the ability to ingest food and drinks properly, a 31-year-old achalasia patient turned to Keck Medicine of USC
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Will Spatial Genomics Help Identify Barrett’s Esophagus Patients at High Risk of Esophageal Cancer?

A Keck Medicine of USC expert explains how next-generation genetic analysis could help stratify patients’ cancer risk — and guide
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Ending Medical Stigma: How to Talk to Your Patients About Obesity Treatment

For patients with obesity, diet and exercise attempts have a 98% failure rate. So why is there a stigma in
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Is Stopping Hiatal Hernia Recurrence the Key to Curing GERD?

Hiatal hernias are a main cause of GERD. Keck Medicine of USC physicians are working on curing them for good.
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USC Sarcoma Program Treats All Types of Sarcomas

Keck Medicine of USC’s expanded USC Sarcoma Program unites experts in oncology, orthopedic surgery and more. Sarcomas are rare and