ACG 2023 Newsworthy Abstracts Highlight Cutting-Edge Clinical GI Science

EMBARGO: All research presented at ACG 2023 is strictly embargoed until 12:00 pm PT on Sunday, October 22, 2023.


This page is a gateway to explore the clinical GI science featured at the 2023 ACG Annual Scientific Meeting. Here you will find award-winning abstracts, commentary and perspective from select authors of newsworthy findings, and tips to navigate the array of clinical research being presented at ACG 2023 by investigators working to advance digestive health and improve patient care.

The authors of ACG’s Newsworthy Abstracts, selected by the ACG Public Relations Committee, provide additional perspective on their findings and explain what the clinical science means for patients. Following the links below, reporters can explore these Newsworthy Abstracts and author insights and connect with these researchers for media stories.

To review all ACG Press Releases, visit Media Statements.

Tips and Tools for Navigating Abstracts

  • ACG 2023 Conference Platform
    • Tip: the online Conference Platform will allow you to search all abstracts and access the full text for both Plenary and poster presentations.
  • Newsworthy Abstracts
    • Explore some of the papers and presentations below, selected by reviewers from ACG’s Educational Affairs and Public Relations Committees, a distinguished group of experts who suggested papers and posters with innovative, newsworthy, and/or significant findings.

Author Insights from Newsworthy Abstracts

Tauseef Ali, MD, FACG
Tauseef Ali, MD, FACG,
ACG Public Relations Committee Chair

Nominated by the ACG Public Relations Committee, this group of abstracts features scientific findings that are innovative, newsworthy for the lay reader, relevant to those who suffer from common GI problems, and which represent a significant advancement in the diagnosis and treatment of GI diseases. The Committee aims to identify novel and thought-provoking abstracts which reinforce key public health messages, discuss emerging research that could inform and improve patient care (particularly for minority and at-risk populations), or which feature common GI problems in a new way.

EMBARGO: All research presented at ACG 2023 is strictly embargoed until 12:00 pm PT on Sunday, October 22, 2023.

Newsworthy Abstracts

= ACG Award Winner