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Shopping your local farmers market is the best way to ensure that what you’re buying is seasonal, fresh, and local. Not only do you get better quality food, but you’re also supporting local farmers, stimulating the local economy, and helping the environment.

Did you know that this Sunday (May 29th) is National Digestive Disease Awareness Day?

Did you know that May is Digestive Disease Awareness Month? Help reduce your risk for developing a digestive disorder by following a healthy diet! A diet high in added sugars is often low in fiber which may increase risk for chronic disease, including a variety of digestive diseases.

The Pancreas Center is announcing a call for nominations for the fourth annual, 2016 Ruth Leff Siegel Award.

Getting a new diagnosis may be nerve-wrecking on its own, but then being told you have to change your diet adds insult to injury! Don’t worry though, one of our experienced dietitians can help you make changes, ease your stress, and help you understand the connection between your diet and your symptoms.

Suffering from lactose intolerance? You’re not alone! In fact, roughly 50 million Americans are lactose intolerant and experience the unpleasant symptoms of bloating, cramps, nausea, and diarrhea after consuming foods containing lactose.

New research on BRCA gene mutations has opened critical avenues for early detection, better targeted treatment, and potentially, prevention, of pancreatic cancer.