
In early trials, a new implantable and removable intestinal liner has shown promise as a non-invasive means to promote blood sugar control and weight loss.
A doctor inserts it into a patient's small intestine through an endoscopic procedure going through the throat. It creates a physical barrier between incoming food and the intestinal wall.
That alters the way food is processed by the digestive system.
Wednesday kicks off American Stroke Month, and medical professionals want people to recognize the warning signs of strokes. Two doctors and stroke experts discussed the dangers on 8 News NOW This Morning.
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