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	Twitter AGA uses Twitter to highlight public policy activities such as health-care reform, the latest news from the association as well as the field of GI and the top research from the AGA journals. It is a great way to stay on top of what’s new at AGA and provides a way to connect with other members who follow AGA.
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	AGA Member Fora The AGA will continue to host its series of Member-only Discussion Boards. Registration is required. This is your opportunity to discuss several topics throughout our site.