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Article written by Leigh Merotto RD MHSc Diseases of the pancreas can mimic other medical conditions, and accurate diagnosis is crucial. With the increase in access to information through social media it is becoming more and more common to hear about individuals who were incorrectly diagnosed (or self-diagnose), only to find out later that it was a more serious condition. Certain diseases share symptoms with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), some of them potentially deadly if left undiagnosed or treated. It is important that you are seen by a competent gastroenterologist who has reviewed your medical history, current symptoms, and has undertaken the necessary tests to rule out more serious conditions.
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What To Try This Week:Quick, Easy, Elegant Penne RigateWhat is “back pocket pasta”? It is the kind of pasta recipe that you can memorize by heart and whip up at a moment’s notice. Like this Penne Rigate with Gorgonzola, Radicchio & Walnuts from my friend Colu Henry. She came up with the hashtag, #backpocketpasta, because that is how she actually cooks! Effortlessly, but with a keen eye towards interesting flavors and texture combinations.
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