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Doug Brunk

San Diego
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Medical journalist and author of three books related to Kentucky basketball, with a fourth launching this October: tinyurl.com/4p45du4s
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AGA president maps innovation agenda at DDW 2026

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By Doug Brunk
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More than two decades after AGA outlined its vision for the future of GI care, many predictions have materialized, but not always as expected.At Digestive Disease Week® (DDW) 2026, AGA President Lawrence Kim, MD, AGAF, drew on that perspective to call for a broader, more integrated approach to innovation, one that spans technology, care delivery, and workforce development.Dr. Kim, a partner at South Denver Gastroenterology in Colorado, framed his presidential address around a retrospective...
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Radiologists Tested on AI X-Rays

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By Doug Brunk
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Radiologists correctly distinguished artificial intelligence (AI)–generated radiographs from real images about 75% of the time in a new study, underscoring how difficult increasingly realistic synthetic medical images can be to detect. The findings come from a retrospective diagnostic accuracy study published in Radiology that included 17 radiologists from six countries with varying levels of experience.
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Study Tests Two Achilles Pain Therapies

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By Doug Brunk
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Ultrasound-guided percutaneous electrolysis improved pain, function, and quality of life more than dry needling in patients with Achilles tendinopathy, according to a randomized clinical trial published in Cureus. In the single-blind trial, researchers in Spain randomly assigned 60 patients with Achilles tendinopathy to receive either dry needling of gastrocnemius muscle trigger points or ultrasound-guided percutaneous electrolysis applied directly to the Achilles tendon.
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