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How a Black Liquorice Compound Could Shield Your Gut from IBD
Scientists using advanced “mini-gut” technology have discovered that a compound in black liquorice, called glycyrrhizin, can…
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How a Simple Blood Test Could Track Your Gut Healing
A new 18-month study of 200 IBD patients reveals that specific blood markers can accurately predict…
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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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The Missing ‘Off-Switch’: How Your Gut Bacteria and Bile Acids Control IBD Flares
Scientists have discovered that IBD patients are often missing a vital “off-switch” for inflammation. Due to…
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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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Double Power and a New Hope for Crohn’s: Two Major IBD Breakthroughs Revealed
Two major clinical trials have revealed a powerful new “two-in-one” injection for ulcerative colitis and a…
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A New ‘Scorecard’ for Surgery: Helping Crohn’s Patients Make Smarter Decisions
A decade-long study of 221 Crohn’s patients reveals a new “scorecard” that uses your quality of…
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The Gut’s Natural Bodyguard: How a New Bacterial Protein Heals the IBD Shield
Scientists have discovered a new protein called BMG-1, produced by healthy gut bacteria, that acts as…
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