VIDEO: Physicians must provide guidance for patients seeking alternative IBD therapies

NAPLES, Florida — In this video, Jennifer L. Seminerio, MD, stresses the importance of medical professionals “arming themselves with information” about alternative therapies, a topic she presented at the 2022 ACG/FGS Spring Symposium.In order to “guide [patients] in the right direction,” Seminerio advised focusing on complementary alternative therapy that can be used in conjunction with proven, conventional medicine.“When you do that in combination, then you take away the fear that we have as medical professionals about them being on unproven therapies,”Read More

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