To follow up from our last blog post, Dr. Barnett’s lecture was a great success! With over 200 attendants to the Snowbird CME Conference, the majority attended Barnett’s lecture on Gastritis versus Ulcers.
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Dr. R. Kyle Barnett will speak at the 37th annual Snowbird CME Conference on August 8th, at 9:30am. Topic: Gastritis vs. Ulcers Visit their website for more information about Dr. Barnett and the Conference: http://snowbirdcme.org/ The conference starts August 7th and goes through August 9th.
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By Christopher S. Cutler, MD How do you know when heartburn or “indigestion” is something more and needs to be treated? The gastroenterology specialists at Granite Peaks GI take time with their patients to determine if such symptoms may be a result of Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease (GERD). One of the red flags is heartburn occurring more than twice a […]
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