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AGA’s interpretation of the latest probiotics research
The AGA Center for Gut Microbiome Research and Education responds to new probiotics research.
AGA’s interpretation of new probiotics research in children
The AGA Center for Gut Microbiome Research and Education responds to two new probiotics trials in children with acute gastroenteritis.
AGA does not recommend the use of probiotics for most digestive conditions
New AGA guideline finds that evidence to support use of probiotics to treat digestive diseases is greatly lacking, identifying only three clinical scenarios where current data suggests that probiotics may benefit patients.
4 tips for those asking “should I take probiotics?”
AGA addresses growing interest in probiotics with new guide for patients.
What patients should know about probiotics
Dr. Purna Kashyap breaks down what the literature tells us about probiotics, and how to best answer patient questions on the topic.
The impact of probiotics on your patients — new blogs and new research in children
AGA’s interpretation of new probiotics research and new blogs centered around the top questions patients may have when it comes to probiotics.
What to look for in clinical studies of probiotics
[…] MD, PhD, scientific advisory board member, AGA Center for Gut Microbiome Research & Education; assistant professor, Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital What distinguishes a strong probiotics clinical trial? Patients frequently ask their doctors whether or not they should be taking probiotics to prevent or treat specific GI conditions. To date, gastroenterologists have […]
AGA does not recommend the use of probiotics for most digestive conditions
New AGA guideline finds that evidence to support use of probiotics to treat digestive diseases is greatly lacking, identifying only three clinical scenarios where current data suggests that probiotics may benefit patients.
AGA’s interpretation of new probiotics in research — what it means for your patients
Understanding what new probiotics research in children means for your patients.
You can never know too much about probiotics
We have editorial pieces, patient education pages and blogs to share with your patients about probiotics that will help you answer their various questions.
