Crohn’s Disease
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No More Re-Dos: Making Your Colonoscopy Prep Easier
A two-phase hospital project has successfully used AI-generated pictures and clearer instructions to make gut “preps”…
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AI and Your Gut Bugs: The New Project Personalising IBD Care
A new 3.4 million Euro research project is using Artificial Intelligence to map the gut microbiome…
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Feed Your Gut Bugs: How Your Diet and Microbiome Team Up to Fight IBD
A new 6-month study reveals how diet and gut bacteria “talk” to each other to lower…
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The Gut-Brain Superhighway: How Your Vagus Nerve Could Be the Key to Healing
Scientists are discovering how to “hack” the vagus nerve to turn off gut inflammation. From small…
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How Safe Is Joining the Bowel During Crohn’s Surgery?
A new multicentre study looks at the “hostile abdomen” in Crohn’s disease, revealing that joining the…
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The ‘Forever Chemical’ Connection: How Early Exposure May Trigger Gut Inflammation
A large 11-year study reveals that exposure to “forever chemicals” (PFAS) during pregnancy and infancy is…
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A New Pill and a Breakthrough ‘Key’ for IBD: The Future of Fighting Inflammation
Breakthrough clinical trials reveal a powerful new once-daily pill for ulcerative colitis and a novel antibody…
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Coral-Inspired ‘Smart Capsules’: The Future of Probiotics for IBD
Inspired by coral reefs, scientists have created “smart” microcapsules that shield friendly bacteria from stomach acid…
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The Gut’s Engine Room: Why Your Intestinal Muscles are the Secret to IBD Health
The gut’s muscle layer is more than just a motor—it’s a vital command centre. New research…
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Friendly Viruses: The New ‘Lock-and-Key’ Way to Heal Crohn’s Disease
McMaster University researchers have developed a breakthrough “lock-and-key” therapy using friendly viruses to disarm harmful gut…
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