Are reflux and irritable bowel syndrome negative predictors of quality of life in coeliac disease and inflammatory bowel disease?
Reflux and IBS are more prevalent in coeliac disease and IBD in comparison with age-matched and sex-matched controls. These additional symptoms are associated with reduced QoL and increasing likelihood of anxiety and depression. QoL may be improved if coeliac disease and IBD patients were assessed for reflux and IBS.
Nebivolol was associated with improved QT dynamics in heart failure patients with systolic dysfunction.