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For patients concerned about recent reports on heartburn medications

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A recent study regarding the long term use of a specific class of heartburn and acid reflux medication, known as Proton Pump Inhibitors (PPIs) has gained widespread media attention. Capital Digestive Care doctors, in conjunction with recommendations from major medical organizations such as the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA), are encouraging patients to maintain their current […]

Dr. Louis Korman Named AGA Distinguished Clinician of the Year

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​Congratulations to Dr. Louis Korman, honored this week by the American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) with the 2015 Distinguished Clinician of the Year Award. A 1975 graduate of the State University of New York, Dr. Korman has held successful careers in GI research, academic training and private practice. He is recognized by the AGA for his […]

Ellicott City Office Relocates To Columbia, Maryland

Capital Digestive Care in Columbia, MD

​The Ellicott City office of our Maryland Digestive Disease Center division has relocated to Columbia, Maryland, effective March 2, 2015. The telephone and fax numbers remain the same. Conveniently located off Columbia Pike (Route 29) near the intersection of Thunder Hill Road and Route 175, our new office is in close proximity to major roadways, […]

Researchers Find Cancer Biopsies Do Not Promote Cancer Spread

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A study involving 2,000 pancreatic cancer patients at the Mayo Clinic campus in Jacksonville, FL challenged the myth that biopsies can cause cancer to spread. The January 9 online issue of Gut detailed the study, which showed patients who received a biopsy had better outcomes and longer survival rates than patients who did not have […]