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The Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at Mayo Clinic provides compassionate care to outpatients with digestive/liver diseases, breakthrough research, and comprehensive education.

09/10/2026

🌟 Meet Our New Fellow: Dr. Julia Liberto 🌟

Outside of medicine, Dr. Liberto enjoys gardening, Peloton bike classes, weight lifting, and exploring local walking trails. 🌱🚴‍♀️💪

Fun Fact: She is always on the lookout for the best coffee shop and bakery whenever she visits a new city. ☕🥐

Dr. Liberto chose Mayo Clinic for its exceptional clinical training, collaborative culture, and commitment to developing well-rounded physicians. She was especially drawn to the breadth and complexity of gastroenterology at Mayo, the opportunity to learn from mentors invested in both patient care and trainee development, and the program’s strong clinical and research opportunities.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Liberto to the Mayo Clinic GI Fellowship family! 🎉

09/08/2026

🌟 Why Advanced Endoscopy? Meet Dr. Shuji Mitsuhashi 🌟

We are proud to spotlight Dr. Shuji Mitsuhashi, our Advanced Endoscopy Fellow at Mayo Clinic.

For Dr. Mitsuhashi, Advanced Endoscopy offers the perfect blend of procedural challenge, teamwork, and problem-solving while caring for some of the most complex patients in gastroenterology. What excites him most is the ability to use endoscopy not only to diagnose disease, but also to treat it and, in many cases, dramatically change a patient’s course of care in real time.

Dr. Mitsuhashi is thrilled to continue his training at Mayo Clinic, where he will learn from exceptional mentors and further develop the advanced technical and clinical skills needed for a career in therapeutic endoscopy.
Please join us in celebrating Dr. Mitsuhashi and his commitment to advancing patient care through innovation, expertise, and lifelong learning. 👏

09/04/2026

🌟 Meet Our New Fellow: Dr. Misha Gautam 🌟

Outside of medicine, Dr. Gautam enjoys hiking, gardening, and cooking regional Indian dishes. 🥾🌱🍲

Fun Fact: She's watched The Office so many times that she can recite most of the dialogue by heart! 📺

Dr. Gautam chose Mayo Clinic because it offered the opportunity to learn from leaders in the field while training in a collaborative, patient-first environment. Most importantly, the people and culture resonated with her, making Mayo feel like a place where she could both grow and belong.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Gautam to the Mayo Clinic GI Fellowship family! 🎉

09/03/2026

We are proud to spotlight Dr. June Tome, our Advanced Fellow in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD).

Dr. Tome chose IBD because it offers the unique opportunity to develop meaningful, long-term relationships with patients while working in a field that is constantly advancing through scientific discovery. She is especially inspired by the breadth of IBD care, which spans everything from preconception counseling and preventive health to the management of complex disease.

As an IBD fellow, Dr. Tome cares for patients in our multidisciplinary clinic and performs advanced endoscopic procedures. She considers it a privilege to continue her training at Mayo Clinic, where a strong culture of collaboration, diverse clinical experiences, outstanding research opportunities, and exceptional mentorship provide the ideal environment for her final year of fellowship training.

Please join us in celebrating Dr. Tome and her dedication to advancing care for patients with IBD! 👏

09/02/2026

🌟 Welcome, Dr. Ibrahim Alomar! 🌟
We are excited to introduce Dr. Ibrahim Alomar, one of our new Transplant Hepatology Fellows at Mayo Clinic.

Dr. Alomar chose Mayo Clinic because of its outstanding reputation and the unique opportunities it offers to help shape his future career in hepatology. As he begins fellowship training, he is especially looking forward to furthering his education, strengthening his clinical expertise, and expanding his research skills.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Alomar enjoys socializing and cooking. A fun fact about him—he loves taking road trips and exploring new places along the way! 🚗

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Alomar to the Mayo Clinic Gastroenterology & Hepatology Fellowship family. We are excited to support his journey and look forward to all he will accomplish during his training year.

09/01/2026

One of the most difficult aspects of liver disease is how silently it can develop, creeping forward without warning signs or symptoms. This is why spreading knowledge, nurturing awareness, and creating opportunities for early detection are so vitally important.

This year at the Minnesota State Fair, the Mayo Clinic Liver team is stepping out into the heart of the community, offering care where it’s needed most. In just 3 days, over 600 fairgoers received FibroScan screenings, and the power of catching liver disease early is life-changing. For many, there has been relief and peace of mind. For others, the scans uncovered serious, previously unknown liver conditions—even cases of cirrhosis with no outward signs.

Reaching out and building connections within the community truly saves lives. Together, we have the power to change futures.

Thousands have come to the Mayo Clinic outreach and engagement booth, seeking answers, learning about their well-being, and finding support from our dedicated team. The impact has been profound, with one fairgoer calling the staff “Mayo’s walking angels.” At the core of all this compassion is a devoted group of employees and volunteers, sacrificing long days because they genuinely believe in prevention, education, and being present for every person who needs them.

If you find yourself at the Minnesota State Fair, we invite you to visit the Mayo Clinic booth, meet our team, and spend a few moments discovering more about liver health. Sometimes, a spark of awareness today can illuminate and protect the path for tomorrow.

08/28/2026

Weekend Forecast: Cloudy with a chance of minigolf balls ⛳😁 Have a great weekend GI friends!

08/27/2026

🌟 Meet Our New Fellow: Dr. Zehra Naseem 🌟

Outside of medicine, Dr. Naseem enjoys drip painting, nail art, traveling, shopping, and visiting cat cafés—she's a big cat lover! 🎨💅🐱

Fun Fact: She creates nail art for her family and friends and dreams of opening her own nail art salon someday.

Dr. Naseem chose Mayo Clinic because it offers the ideal environment to become the academic gastroenterologist she aspires to be. She was drawn to Mayo's culture of collaboration, intellectual curiosity, and excellence in patient care, as well as the opportunity to learn from world-renowned faculty who are deeply committed to mentorship and trainee success.

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Naseem to the Mayo Clinic GI Fellowship family! 🎉

08/25/2026

🌟 Welcome, Dr. Nas Sabrie! 🌟
We are excited to introduce Dr. Nas Sabrie, our new Advanced Endoscopy
Fellow at Mayo Clinic.

Dr. Sabrie chose Mayo Clinic because of its outstanding mentorship and unparalleled training at a world-class institution. During fellowship, he looks forward to expanding his expertise in advanced endoscopy while learning from leaders in the field.

Outside of medicine, Dr. Sabrie enjoys birding, birdwatching, and playing soccer. A fun fact about him—he graduated high school in Madagascar! 🐦⚽
When he's not in the hospital, Dr. Sabrie hopes to take advantage of his time in the United States by visiting as many national parks as possible. 🏞️

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Sabrie to the Mayo Clinic Gastroenterology & Hepatology Fellowship family. We look forward to seeing all he accomplishes during his training year!

08/24/2026

How can we more effectively determine which pancreatic cysts could become life-threatening, and which patients might be spared invasive procedures in favor of watchful monitoring?

New Mayo Clinic research brings renewed hope, offering clearer risk predictions for those living with pancreatic cysts. The findings reveal that the three-year chance of developing pancreatic cancer or significant precancerous changes rises with each added warning sign—growing from about 2% with one concerning feature to 18% for those with three or more.

What stands out most is that patients who participated in vigilant surveillance had their pancreatic cancers discovered at the earliest, most treatable stages. This underscores how powerful risk-tailored surveillance can be, opening the door to intervention when it may matter most.

This important work is part of Mayo Clinic’s ongoing mission to bring precision and personalization to the fight against pancreatic cancer, with an unwavering focus on early detection and prevention. Call 507-284-2141 to reach our clinic and learn more.

If pancreatic disease, innovative research, and groundbreaking early detection matter to you, connect with our Pancreas Interest Group and become part of the conversation.

https://newsnetwork.mayoclinic.org/discussion/mayo-clinic-study-estimates-cancer-risk-in-patients-with-pancreatic-cysts-advancing-early-detection/

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