Tuesday Night IBS

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Tuesday Night IBS connects patients and experts to help give the power of education back to the patient - directly to those most affected by GI health issues. We host acclaimed gut health specialists, researchers, physicians, dietitians and GI psychologists from around the world to discuss topics related to Irritable Bowel Syndrome and other Disorders of Gut Brain Interaction. Follow us on social media @TuesdayNightIBS or on our website www.tuesdaynightibs.com.

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Pediatric Chronic Abdominal Pain and the Role of Parents in Management 14.01.2022 57:11

In our January episode, Johannah welcomes Miranda VanTilburg, PhD from Marshall University. Dr. VanTilburg is an academic researcher and author on the prevalence of pain disorders in children and adolescents, especially in GI illness.

Food as Medicine- How Dietary Treatments can benefit patients with IBS, SID and Celiac Disease 14.12.2021 48:41

Today we chat with NYT best selling author and RDN Kate Scarlata about the role of diet in the management of IBS, SID and Celiac Disease and how dieticians are an important part of the multi-disciplinary team in digestive health.

Functional Dyspepsia vs Gastroparesis- what’s all the fuss? 04.11.2021 38:45

In November's episode, we talk with Dr. Baha Moshiree, Professor of Medicine at Atrium Health and Director of Motility at Atrium Health Gastroenterology and Hepatology Center. Dr. Moshiree has co-authored a recent review of the ESNM consensus on Functional Dyspepsia and talks to us about why guidance is changing on the diagnostics and management of both FD and Gastroparesis and what it means for c...

Understanding the Clinical Relevance of the ACG IBS Guidelines 07.10.2021 43:27

Our October episode features Dr. Darren Brenner from Northwestern University and a member of the committee who recently co-authored the 2020 ACG Guidelines for IBS Management. We review the key recommendations and some of the changes to the universal guidelines as well as what they mean for clinical practice for both providers and for patients.

Beat the Bloat- Bloating, Distension and how to Manage Effectively 16.09.2021 56:43

Johannah Ruddy M.Ed is joined by Dr John Damianos from Yale School of Medicine to discuss what the differences are between bloating and distension, why they happen and how to effectively manage these common and frustrating symptoms.