GI Medicine Is a ‘Fantastic Voyage’: AGA President Cryer

Published Date: 17 Aug 2026

Gastroenterologist Byron L. Cryer, MD, discusses mentorship, NSAID research, difficult patient conversations, and why access to care remains a pressing challenge.

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