Catholic Health News & Stories

An upper endoscopy is performed by a gastroenterologist to examine your upper digestive system.

Talk to your gastroenterologist about when you should get screened for a colonoscopy.

Dr. Katherine Freeman answers commonly asked questions about IBS.

Hydration plays many essential roles in keeping your body healthy. One of the best ways to stay hydrated is drinking enough water.

While the two inflammatory bowel diseases are alike in many ways, there are key differences.

Eating less meat—or even giving it up entirely—may reduce your risk of disease and improves your overall health.

Tips for a plan that will have a positive impact on your life for years to come.

Try these tips to make your next trip to the grocery store easier.

Spotting hidden sodium in food is an important part of a healthy eating plan.

Scheduling a colonoscopy can save your life.

Colorectal cancer screenings are important; talk to your doctor.

Fiber is an essential part of our diets.

A diet consisting of anti-inflammatory foods along with exercise and weight loss may improve your overall health.

Genetic counseling for colorectal cancer helps identify your risk.

Good fats have numerous health benefits and are necessary for a healthy diet.

Frequent consumption of soda and caffeine can lead to health complications.

Foodborne illnesses, often called food poisoning, are a significant public health concern.

Gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) may lead to serious health problems if not addressed. 

We will break down the difference between celiac disease and gluten intolerance, highlight common symptoms and explain testing.

Common Diagnostic Tests and Why They are Used.