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crohn's disease

mcmaster-led study links stress to crohn’s disease flare-ups

researchers find that stress hormones suppress the part of the immune system that normally protects the gut from invasive bacteria that has been linked to crohn's disease.
brighter world, mcmaster university
nov 22, 2021

study may have solved the mystery of ibs trigger foods

researchers pinpointed the mechanism that connects specific foods with the activation of histamine-producing cells.
dave yasvinski
jan 18, 2021

treatment hope for crohn's disease

researchers find a way to block the immune system response that causes the painful symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases.
maja begovic
dec 23, 2020

ulcerative colitis: what it feels like

adam polak describes 'the most horrific moment of his life'
emma jones
dec 18, 2020

japan's pm is resigning. what is ulcerative colitis?

japan's longest-serving prime minister shinzo abe, who lives with ulcerative colitis, announced he will resign due to his health.
diana duong
aug 28, 2020

'back at square one:' b.c. crohn's patient struggles with forced transition to biosimilar medication

more than 12,000 people in b.c. have switched to biosimilar medications since the province announced it would stop funding three drugs
vancouver sun
feb 10, 2020

why we all need to be proactive about our bowels

manipulating environmental exposures to optimize a healthy microbiome may hold the promise of preventing chronic inflammatory diseases.
the conversation
jan 09, 2020

genetics a poor indicator of health

but there are exceptions, including crohn’s disease, which has a genetic contribution of approximately 40 to 50 per cent.
edmonton journal
jan 09, 2020
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mcmaster-led study links stress to crohn’s disease flare-ups

researchers find that stress hormones suppress the part of the immune system that normally protects the gut from invasive bacteria that has been linked to crohn's disease.
brighter world, mcmaster university
nov 22, 2021

study may have solved the mystery of ibs trigger foods

researchers pinpointed the mechanism that connects specific foods with the activation of histamine-producing cells.
dave yasvinski
jan 18, 2021

treatment hope for crohn's disease

researchers find a way to block the immune system response that causes the painful symptoms of inflammatory bowel diseases.
maja begovic
dec 23, 2020

ulcerative colitis: what it feels like

adam polak describes 'the most horrific moment of his life'
emma jones
dec 18, 2020
powered by
wellspring cancer support

japan's pm is resigning. what is ulcerative colitis?

japan's longest-serving prime minister shinzo abe, who lives with ulcerative colitis, announced he will resign due to his health.
diana duong
aug 28, 2020

'back at square one:' b.c. crohn's patient struggles with forced transition to biosimilar medication

more than 12,000 people in b.c. have switched to biosimilar medications since the province announced it would stop funding three drugs
vancouver sun
feb 10, 2020

why we all need to be proactive about our bowels

manipulating environmental exposures to optimize a healthy microbiome may hold the promise of preventing chronic inflammatory diseases.
the conversation
jan 09, 2020

genetics a poor indicator of health

but there are exceptions, including crohn’s disease, which has a genetic contribution of approximately 40 to 50 per cent.
edmonton journal
jan 09, 2020
powered by
pancreatic cancer canada
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