This is why patient education matters. Robin first learned about #TissueCypher through the Gastro Girl Podcast. She took what she learned back to her healthcare team — and later joined us to share her own Barrett’s esophagus journey. She told me: “I no longer feel like a ticking timebomb.” We talk a lot about views, downloads and reach. But sometimes we get to see the person behind the numbers. That’s the impact that matters most. ❤️ @CastleBio Access Robin's full Patient Voice Episode on YouTube bit.ly/4dolHFm or yoru favorite podcast player. #health #esophagealcancer #GERD #Barrettsesophagus

Diagnosed with Barrett’s esophagus… now what? In the final episode of our 4-part BE series, Advanced Practice Provider Tedra Gray shares what patients should know about surveillance, risk, follow-up care, shared decision-making, and advocating for their health. 🎥 Watch now: bit.ly/3RWzuf3 This Barrett's esophagus education initiative is sponsored by @CastleBio. #BarrettsEsophagus #GERD #GastroGirl

After a Barrett's esophagus diagnosis, many patients ask: What's next? Foregut surgeon @caithoughton13 explains treatment options, when intervention may be recommended, and how doctors work to reduce the risk of progression to esophageal cancer. 🎥 Watch full episode: bit.ly/4eGL4nc or listen on your favorite podcast player. Thank you to @CastleBio for support of this education series. #BarrettsEsophagus #GERD #EsophagealCancer #GIHealth

One thing we've learned after years of talking with patients: Many people normalize chronic heartburn and acid reflux because they've lived with it for so long. But persistent reflux symptoms shouldn't be ignored. Over time, chronic GERD can increase the risk of Barrett's esophagus, a condition that may increase the risk of esophageal cancer. That's why we created the Barrett's Esophagus Health Hub—to provide trusted, expert-backed information on risk factors, screening, diagnosis, and treatment options. ➡️ bit.ly/4e1s0OO Thank you to @CastleBio for supporting this educational resource. #BarrettsEsophagus #GERD #AcidReflux #DigestiveHealtw

What happens when years of acid reflux start changing the cells lining the esophagus? In this clip, Dr. Raman Muthusamy shares a simple analogy that helps explain how Barrett's Esophagus can develop—and why chronic heartburn shouldn't be ignored. 🎥 Watch the clip and then head to the Gastro Girl YouTube channel for the full episode. ➡️bit.ly/4a95hiD Special thanks to @CastleBio for supporting this important patient education initiative. #BarrettsEsophagus #GERD #AcidReflux #DigestiveHealth #PatientEducation

She made a promise to her sister. It led to her own diagnosis. Barrett’s esophagus can develop silently in people with chronic reflux. This story is powerful. 🎧 Watch the full episode ↓ bit.ly/4tqmF9Z This education initiative is brought to you with support from @CastleBio

A lot of people live with heartburn for years… adjusting, managing, assuming it’s normal. Sometimes, it’s not. This is worth understanding 👇 youtu.be/z0r5Ca5qQRg?si=ti78… This education initiative is brought to you with support from @CastleBio

Reflux doesn’t always feel like heartburn. It can show up as throat symptoms, chronic cough, chest discomfort, or other signs patients often overlook. GERD is also a known risk factor for Barrett’s esophagus — making recognition and monitoring important. Foregut surgeon Dr. Dan Lister explains what patients need to know. 🎧 Watch the full episode: bit.ly/4b89pAe Thank you @CastleBio for sponsoring this educational series. #GERD #BarrettsEsophagus #DigestiveHealth