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Dr. Harsh J Shah

Mesh Removal After Hernia Surgery Is Rare but More Likely in Some Patients

Mesh removal in groin hernia surgery A long-term nationwide population-based register study.DOI 10.1016j.surg.2025.109766

Mesh Removal After Hernia Surgery Is Rare but More Likely in Some Patients You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > Hernias Updates > Mesh Removal… Groin hernias are often repaired using a mesh to support the muscle. This method is safe and widely used. But sometimes, the body reacts to the mesh, or an […]

Acid Reflux Is Rising Around the World – Over 1 Billion May Be Affected by 2050

Global, regional and national burdens of gastroesophageal reflux disease from 1990 to 2021 and projections to 2050 a finding from the global DOI 10.1186s12889-025-251

Acid Reflux Is Rising Around the World – Over 1 Billion May Be Affected by 2050 You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > GERD Updates > Acid Reflux… Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD), often called acid reflux, is becoming more common. It causes burning in the chest (heartburn), sour taste in the mouth, and other […]

Gallbladder Cancer Risk Linked to One Type of Bilirubin in Blood

Causal relationship between serum bilirubin cholelithiasis and hepatobiliary and pancreatic malignancy A bidirectional DOI 10.1097MD.0000000000045333

Gallbladder Cancer Risk Linked to One Type of Bilirubin in Blood You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > Gallbladder Stone Updates > Gallbladder Cancer… Doctors have been unsure for a long time if gallstones or bilirubin levels in the blood can lead to liver, gallbladder, or pancreatic cancer. A new study from researchers […]

Is Robot-Assisted Surgery Safe for Esophageal Cancer?

Robot-assisted (da Vinci) versus conventional esophagectomy for resectable esophageal cancer a GRADE-assessed systematic review DOI- 10.1007s11701-025-02943-9

Is Robot-Assisted Surgery Safe for Esophageal Cancer? You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > Robotic Surgery Updates > Is Robot… Surgery is a key treatment for esophageal cancer. Traditionally, it is done through open or minimally invasive methods. A new approach uses robotic assistance, often called “robot surgery”, with a system known as da […]

Why Colon Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults and What Survival Looks Like

Incidence trends and long-term survival in early-onset colorectal cancer a nationwide Swedish study DOI- 10.1016j.annonc.2025.07.019

Why Colon Cancer Is Rising in Young Adults and What Survival Looks Like You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > Colon Cancer Updates > Why Colon… Colorectal cancer (CRC) used to be more common in older adults, but cases in people under 50—called early-onset CRC—are rising around the world. This study from Sweden looked […]

Can Treating Helicobacter pylori Help Prevent Stomach Cancer?

Screening and eradication of Helicobacter pylori for gastric cancer prevention Taipei Global Consensus II DOI- 10.1136gutjnl-2025-336027

Can Treating Helicobacter pylori Help Prevent Stomach Cancer? You are here >> Home > Latest Updates > Stomach Cancer Updates > Can Treating… Helicobacter pylori (H. pylori) is a common bacteria that lives in the stomach. It often causes no symptoms but can lead to ulcers and, in some cases, stomach cancer. A group of international […]

Dr. Harsh J Shah
Dr Harsh Shah - GI & HPB Oncosurgeon in India
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