Researchers discover new IBD drug target that doesn’t harm immune system
A targetable group of molecules within the gut’s immune cells is responsible for preventing IBD flare-ups, a new study finds.
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Genes more involved in gut diseases like IBD than thought, mouse study shows
From the large pool of identified regions, the researchers were able to show that 80 genes are associated with gut diseases.
Scientists crack open genetic roots behind Crohn’s disease
A group of international scientists have successfully identified variants in 10 genes that heighten risk of developing Crohn’s disease.
Medical breakthrough may help treat colitis and fight colorectal tumors
A new study, from the Tokyo University of Science (TUS) reports on an antibody and an immunoreceptor protein with roles in reducing colitis severity and colon tumor growth.
Gold as IBD treatment? Researchers say nanoparticle therapy is promising
The findings back previous studies that also advocate for the large-scale use of gold nanoparticles as the primary treatment option for IBD patients.
Inflammatory bowel disease heightens risk of pregnancy and childbirth complications
The results showed the pregnant women with IBD had higher incidences of common pregnancy complications.
Artificial intelligence system developed to treat inflammatory bowel disease
Artificial intelligence is becoming a powerful tool within the medical community.
Bone broth: Here’s why gut health fanatics are adding it to their diet
Bone broth has become increasingly popular, especially among wellness enthusiasts and gut health fanatics.
This common yeast strain in the gut poisons immune cells, potentially causing IBD
The exact cause of IBD is unknown, but one group of researchers suggests it could be the work of toxin-producing yeast strains in the gut.
IBD treatment could also help prevent severe COVID-19 in patients
Receiving the COVID-19 vaccination strengthened one type of immune response to the SARS-CoV-2 virus in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) patients.