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Duke GI @Duke_GI_
Joined September 2014
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Congrats to @AmreenDinani on her authorship in @AGA_CGH on a new systematic review and meta-analysis evaluating change in corrected T1 (cT1) following interventions in adults with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease. --> duke.is/z/km34 #MASH #MASLD
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New research by @AmreenDinani published in Gastro Hep Advances highlights the significant clinical and healthcare burden associated with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis, MASH, in U.S. adults. Connect and keep up with our latest: duke.is/b/9rz9 #MASH
Picture of the cover of the GastroHep Advances publication next to a headshot photo of Duke GI's reasearcher, Dr Amreen Dinani

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Congratulations, Dr. Bashir! đź‘Ź
Duke Radiology@DukeRadiology
Jun 3
Congratulations to Mustafa Bashir, MD, on his appointment as Deputy Editor for the Gastrointestinal Section of Radiology.
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Dr. James Helzberg wraps up this academic year's GI Grand Rounds series with "The Growth of Transplant Hepatology: What Excites Me as a Graduating Fellow" to highlight changes in #TransplantHep: ⬆️need for liver transplantation, indications & expanding organ pool. #hepatology
Graphic from Dr Helzbergs presentation titled "Burden of Liver Disease" that depicts a graph showing the increasing need for transplant and another graphic representing the changes of drivers of transplants over the course of the years he has been at Duke, since 2012.

ALT Graphic from Dr Helzbergs presentation titled "Burden of Liver Disease" that depicts a graph showing the increasing need for transplant and another graphic representing the changes of drivers of transplants over the course of the years he has been at Duke, since 2012.

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Proud to celebrate Dr. Matt Kappus🌟 His leadership & work thru the Duke Clinical Leadership Program on understanding perspectives in living donor vs DCD liver transplantation shape the future of patient‑centered transplant care. More stories like this ➜ duke.is/GILI
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#DukeGI #DukeHealth #Gastroenterology #Hepatology #TransplantHepatology #ClinicalLeadership #DCLP #HealthcareLeadership #AcademicMedicine #PatientCare
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Yuval Patel@yuvalpatelMD
May 31
Standing ovation at ASCO in the middle of the plenary session Finally some hope for people living with pancreatic cancer
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@NEJM
May 31
Presented at #ASCO26: Among patients with previously treated metastatic pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, the RAS(ON) inhibitor daraxonrasib led to significantly longer overall survival and progression-free survival than chemotherapy. Full phase 3 RASolute 302 trial results: nej.md/4nWaxvM @ASCO
Graph from a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on daraxonrasib versus chemotherapy for metastatic pancreatic cancer. The x-axis represents months, and the y-axis shows the percentage of patients alive. Two lines indicate survival rates: daraxonrasib (blue) and chemotherapy (gray). The bottom section lists patients at risk over time. Title and journal logo are included.

ALT Graph from a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine on daraxonrasib versus chemotherapy for metastatic pancreatic cancer. The x-axis represents months, and the y-axis shows the percentage of patients alive. Two lines indicate survival rates: daraxonrasib (blue) and chemotherapy (gray). The bottom section lists patients at risk over time. Title and journal logo are included.

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AASLD
@AASLDtweets
May 28
BREAKING NEWS: A major milestone for people living with #HepatitisD. The FDA has approved #bulevirtide (#Hepcludex), the first approved treatment for chronic #HDV infection. In this news article, #AASLD member Ira M. Jacobson, MD, FAASLD, highlights the potential of this long-awaited therapy to help address a significant unmet need for people living with HDV. Read more: bit.ly/4u70DJg.
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David Leiman, MD, MSHP@David_LeimanMD
May 21
Grateful to @APFEDorg for all of their amazing advocacy and support in recognition of World EoE Day...and everyday.
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An evening honoring Dr. Paul Jowell - a remarkable career defined by excellence and the countless lives shaped by his dedication. A retirement truly well-earned!
Amanda Jowell@amandajowell
May 17
SO very grateful and proud to celebrate my dad and role model @psjowell's incredible career with @Duke_GI_ last night!!
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Today we recognize the resilience of our IBD community. We support commitments to innovative research, compassionate care, and better outcomes. đź’ś Together, we move toward a future with improved treatments and brighter days. #IBD #DukeGI #WorldIBDDay
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Now presenting at Duke GI Grand Rounds: Dr. Ugo Akpara with "More Than What Meets the Eye: Evolution of Endoscopy and Chromoendoscopy." Starting off w/origins of #endoscopy & #chromoendoscopy and up next: lesion histology/invasion risk & optical diagnosis strategies #GITwitter
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🎓 We're still celebrating! Congratulations to the 464 students from the Duke University School of Medicine who graduated on Sunday, May 10, 2026. 🔗 Read more about the numbers behind this year's graduates: medschool.duke.edu/news/grad…
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A group of graduates (Occupational Therapy Doctorate graduates) in robes and academic regalia pose in front of a stone building with ornate wooden doors. Some wear blue attire, and a few are in green or have colorful stoles. The setting has a formal, celebratory atmosphere.

ALT A group of graduates (Occupational Therapy Doctorate graduates) in robes and academic regalia pose in front of a stone building with ornate wooden doors. Some wear blue attire, and a few are in green or have colorful stoles. The setting has a formal, celebratory atmosphere.

A group of graduates (Master of Biomedical Sciences graduates) stands on steps, wearing blue gowns and caps with yellow accents. In the background, the architecture of Duke University is visible. Some graduates wear stoles with colorful patterns.

ALT A group of graduates (Master of Biomedical Sciences graduates) stands on steps, wearing blue gowns and caps with yellow accents. In the background, the architecture of Duke University is visible. Some graduates wear stoles with colorful patterns.

A large group of graduates (Doctor of Physical Therapy graduates) in green robes proudly hold their diplomas, standing outdoors on a paved area. They are smiling and looking up towards the camera.

ALT A large group of graduates (Doctor of Physical Therapy graduates) in green robes proudly hold their diplomas, standing outdoors on a paved area. They are smiling and looking up towards the camera.
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📣 Excited for this week's GI Grand Rounds! GI fellow Ugo Akpara, MD presents “More Than What Meets the Eye: Evolution in Endoscopy and Chromoendoscopy.” Join us Wednesday as we explore advancements in patient care. #GIMedEd #Endoscopy #Chromoendoscopy #GITwitter #GrandRounds
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Faculty, staff and residents from the Department of Medicine traded scrubs and laptops for hard hats this spring, partnering with Habitat for Humanity of Durham to help build affordable housing in the community we serve. 🏠💙 medicine.duke.edu/news/under…

Under Construction: Building Homes and Community in Durham

On a warm April morning in Durham, a group of volunteers gathered at a construction site, lacing up boots and pulling on gloves. By the end of the day, they would help raise the walls of a home. But...

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Happening now: @dukemedicine Grand Rounds on liver transplantation. Examining how changes in organ availability shape ethics/decisions; individualized ALD transplant; Duke Liver Transplant's program outcomes & practice implications; & the essential role of multidisciplinary care.
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🎉Congratulations to Michela Arietti '26, "wondergrad" with The Bohorquez Lab for receiving the prestigious Louis Sudler Prize, the highest honor in the creative & performing arts. Read about her groundbreaking blend of dance, neuroscience and nutrition duke.is/4/xygs
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Snaps from the poster session at #DDW2026. Lots of pride for @ashley_jowell and Eghosa Adodo who presented research from STRIVE (Southern Liver Health Study). Mentor: @CindyMoylan_MD. Well done, congrats to all! đź‘Ź #GITwitter @DDWMeeting
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đź‘Ź Here's Dr Jatin Roper leading an important conversation on building a sustainable physician-scientist career in a challenging funding environment. Catch up on our latest from #DDW2026 and give #DukeGI a follow at LinkedIn --> duke.is/GILI #GrantWriting #NIHFunding
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Digestive Disease Week
@DDWMeeting
May 3
The #DDW2026 Exhibit Hall is officially open! Join us in Hall F (Level 3) from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. or during scientific session breaks each day from 9:30 a.m.–10 a.m., 11:30 a.m.–2 p.m., and 3:30 p.m.–4 p.m.
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