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H pylori and Gastric Cancer - Updates in Pathogenesis and Diagnosis

Date
May 18, 2024

SOCIETY: AGA Mechanisms underlying H pylori related gastric pathology

Presentations:

IL-17 SIGNALING REDUCES GASTRIC CARCINOGENESIS BY ALTERING FUNCTION OF THE HELICOBACTER CAG TYPE 4 SECRETION SYSTEM AND SUPPRESSING LRIG1 ACTIVATION
TARGETED IN VIVO COMPETITION AMONG CO-INFECTING HELICOBACTER PYLORI STRAINS INCREASES CAGA-DEPENDENT INFLAMMATION, INJURY, AND CARCINOGENESIS WITHIN THE CONTEXT OF IRON DEFICIENCY
IMPLICATION OF HYPUSINATION IN HELICOBACTER PYLORI-INDUCED GASTRIC CARCINOGENESIS
HELICOBACTER PYLORI ERADICATION AND GASTRIC CANCER RISK IN GASTRIC ULCER PATIENTS: A NATIONWIDE COHORT STUDY
HELICOBACTER PYLORI-INDUCED FERROPTOSIS CONTRIBUTES TO ATROPHIC GASTRITIS VIA MODULATING SELENIUM UTILIZATION BY GPX4.

Moderators

Speaker Image for Steven Moss
Brown University
Speaker Image for John Kao
University of Michigan

Speakers

Speaker Image for Lydia Wroblewski
Speaker Image for Jennifer Noto
Vanderbilt University Medical Center
Speaker Image for Kara McNamara
Speaker Image for Seokho Myeong
Speaker Image for Chen Qiao

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