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A new international consensus published in The Lancet Gastroenterology & Hepatology recommends how to standardize the framework for developing and using microbiome testing in clinical practice Our editors summarize the main takeaways for your clinical practice: loom.ly/GPYAmo8

🚨 #DDW2025 is right around the corner and Day 4 is exactly one week away! 🚨 We’ll be ending the conference off in the best way…Here’s a sneak peek at what next Tuesday is shaping up to look like for MAST 👇👇 Who else is counting down the days?! ⏳Digestive Disease Week #BeGutsy

Rolling into Digestive Disease Week with the Cedars-Sinai dream team, where we will present dozens of groundbreaking studies. cedars-sinai.org/newsroom/ddw-2…

Dr. Juliana Germano from our @mastprogram team is presenting (Sa1192) an amazing study Digestive Disease Week. Not only does breath #methane predict constipation and the types of #methanogens in the small bowel, it is also associated with changes in the small bowel lining function. Methane

Posters are up and our presenters are ready! Swing by later to check them out and have a chat #BeGutsy #DDW2025 Can’t make it? Video summaries of poster #1192 and #2030: - youtu.be/SV-o5ExUvi0?si… - youtu.be/wB8PpvwqGws?si…

A small glimpse into our journey to #DDW2025. Made it to Day 1 and couldn’t be more excited to be here! 😊Digestive Disease Week #BeGutsy

Happening now Digestive Disease Week #DDW2025. Amrit Kamboj, MD presenting the small bowel #microbiome in #GERD and Barrett's from #REIMAGINE study. Less H. Pylori but...huge increase in hydrogen sulfide producers (Bilophila etc). Implications in GERD and possibly NUD are already being

And there's more. Dr. Dan Brimberry, Ruchi Mathur MD, Gabriela Leite, PhD and other MAST Research Program researchers Cedars-Sinai explore the #microbiome of #death (Su2019). Results from the #REIMAGINE study. The closer you are to death, the more the SB microbiome changes. Got to see this!

Hey Digestive Disease Week … what do you do if someone at the podium misleads or misrepresents? Do you care? Do you act? Let me know your thoughts…#DDW2025

And…. True science. True data. Speaks volumes. Sometimes I wonder about whether others value that…. Were you at the talk Digestive Disease Week. What did you think?#DDW2025

If you can… come see us… And ask us about the science! #DDW2025 Cedars-Sinai MAST Research Program Digestive Disease Week

How lucky am I to have this team?! Better, stronger, faster (& cute too). Great science… Even greater team. Yay to a DDW well done ! MAST Research Program Cedars-Sinai - #DDW2025 #gihealth #microbiome

Thanks @heliogastro for covering this story. Many exciting new developments in the #microbiome of #IBS are now coming. Low-dose rifaximin plus N-acetylcysteine superior to rifaximin alone in IBS-diarrhea healio.com/news/gastroent…

Summary of MAST Research Program work at #DDW2025 1. Low dose rifaximin+NAC better than rifaximin in #IBS-D. Hydrogen sulfide is indicator 2. Nationwide three gas breath test study proves link between H2S and diarrhea, methane and constipation 3. New drug reduces methane and constipation

MAST research shows that low-dose rifaximin + N-acetylcysteine (NAC) outperforms rifaximin alone in treating IBS-D, leading to ⬆️symptom relief. Could this combination therapy be the future of IBS-D management?  We will know soon…. A phase 2b clinical trial is about to be

Here we goooo!

Now in press‼️🚨📢 Adding to the dialogue, the newest evidence-based consensus on perioperative management for patients taking GLP-1 RAs informed by a systematic review of clinical outcomes and gastric emptying data Proud to share that MAST endocrinologist Ruchi Mathur MD was a

Artificial sweeteners aren’t just in your snacks anymore… they’re in your vape A Nourish article investigates neotame, a next-gen sweetener found in many disposable e-cigarettes & ultra-processed foods. MAST physician-scientist Ruchi Mathur MD weighs in on the growing