pathology.leeds.ac.uk BACKGROUND There is increasing evidence that reflux of bile plays a part in the pathogenesis of Barrett's oesophagus. Bile injury to the gastric mucosa results in a “chemical” ...

It acts as a reservoir for bile, says Murray ... such as indigestion and gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD). If the pain is worsened by eating or fasting, this could indicate that it ...

Gastritis, a condition characterised by the inflammation of the stomach lining, is a prevalent gastrointestinal issue affecting millions globally. Though often dismissed as mere stomach discomfort ...

In a paper in Nature, researchers at the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Xiamen University report that they have identified one such caloric restriction mimetic—a bile acid called lithocholic ...

These contents include stomach acid, pepsin (a digestive enzyme) and bile (made by the liver to help digest fats). Reflux occurs when the muscle controlling the passage of food from the oesophagus ...

These contents include stomach acid, pepsin (a digestive enzyme) and bile (made by the liver to help digest fats). Reflux occurs when the muscle controlling the passage of food from the oesophagus ...

Gastroesophageal reflux disease is the most common cause of reflux, where stomach contents, including acid, pepsin, and bile, flow back into the oesophagus and sometimes into the mouth and nasal ...

However, they may lead to acid reflux or GERD, which can cause epigastric pain or heartburn. Learn more about the symptoms of a hiatal hernia. Gastritis happens when the lining of your stomach ...