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Translating New Mechanisms Relevant to Bile Acid Diarrhea
Date
May 21, 2024
SOCIETY: AGA Bile acid diarrhea results from an excess amount of bile acids in the large intestine. Recent work which may have significant effects in producing clinical symptomatology will be reviewed, including the bacterial metabolism of bile acids, the presence of biofilms, and the stimulation of colonic enteroendocrine cell hormones, including INSL5, by bile acids.
Moderators
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
University of California Los Angeles
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