Martin Wolff, MD

New and more cost-effective ways of screening for esophageal cancer and Barrett's esophagus on the horizon

Colon cancer is on the rise in people under the age of 50. Don't dismiss or rationalize your symptoms just because you are young. If you have rectal bleeding, a persistent change in bowel habits, or other concerns, talk to your primary care physician or see a gastroenterologist. #coloncancerawareness #coloncancer #waroncancer

Celiac disease testing recommended for non-responders to the hepatitis B vaccine #celiac #glutenfree #hepatitis #gut #vaccine #anergy

Why do some people develop #celiac disease while others do not? New research demonstrating link between celiac disease risk and non-coding RNA.

We need to rethink what we take for pain (if anything). Duration of exposure, higher doses, age, genetics, and prior gastroduodenal complications predict risk of digestive tract injury with NSAIDs.

The genetic overlap of celiac and other autoimmune diseases...

New data shedding light on whether early gluten exposure in at-risk infants increases the risk for #celiac disease.

Great blog for both the newly diagnosed and the seasoned celiacs among us - thanks, Gluten Dude!

Further evidence suggesting that celiac disease should be considered in work-up of unexplained nerve pain (neuropathy). #celiac #neurology #glutenfree #gfd

What Your Poop Says About You

Approximately 1 in 13 people with type 1 diabetes have celiac disease. A simple blood test can screen for celiac, reduce symptoms, and improve quality of life.

Colorectal cancer screening with colonoscopy saves lives, but the most difficult part is often the preparation. Perhaps there is room for a more palatable meal-based colonoscopy prep...