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Obefazimod for Crohn's Disease: A New Oral Drug Explained
Obefazimod for Crohn's disease is a once-daily oral drug now in phase 2b testing. See what the ulcerative colitis data shows and what is still unknown.
Maltodextrin and Crohn's Disease: What the Evidence Shows
What the research really says about maltodextrin and Crohn's disease, from mouse mucus damage to the enteral formulas that use it and still induce remission.
Antidepressants for Crohn's Disease: What Evidence Says
What the research really shows about antidepressants for Crohn's disease: what they help, what they do not, and how to raise it with your IBD care team.
Pouchitis After J-Pouch Surgery: Symptoms and Treatment
Pouchitis symptoms and treatment explained: who gets it after J-pouch surgery, which antibiotics the AGA recommends, and what to do if it keeps returning.
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