The fragmentary knowledge of gastric ulcer aetiology is contrasted with the developing repertoire of short term drug treatments. Reasons are also advanced for believing that gastric ulcer may be a disease of diminishing importance and that this is due to environmental changes rather than to the introduction of effective treatments.
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