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Appointments made, letters ratified by BoCC | The Herald Times | Serving Meeker, Rangely, Dinosaur & Northwest Colorado

The Rio Blanco County Commissioners made a series of appointments and reappointments to boards Tuesday, approved agreements for services and ratified some letters in opposition to or supporting specific items. Commissioners added an item to the agenda to approve a letter opposing a legislative effort in the state senate that would ban new oil and

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Celiac Disease and Higher Risk of Women's Health Disorders – Online International News Network

Celiac Disease and Higher Risk of Women's Health Disorders – Online International News Network
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Celiac Disease and Higher Risk of Women's Health Disorders

Women with celiac disease face a much higher risk of other health complications, including ovarian failure, endometriosis, and pregnancy loss, a large new study suggests.

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Does CRC Risk in IBD Extend to Close Family Members?

Close relatives of people with IBD are not at increased risk for CRC, strengthening the theory that it s the inflammation or atypia of the colon that confers greater CRC risk.

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Surgery to heal inflamed gut may create new target for disease

 E-Mail A surgical procedure meant to counter ulcerative colitis, an immune disease affecting the colon, may trigger a second immune system attack, a new study shows. The study results revolve around the immune system, the cells and proteins that destroy invading bacteria and viruses. Activating it brings about inflammation, responses like swelling and pain that result from cells homing in on the site of infection or injury. Autoimmune diseases like ulcerative colitis occur when this system mistakenly damages the body s own tissues. Colon tissue damaged by the disease is routinely addressed with a J-pouch procedure wherein a pouch is surgically constructed from nearby, healthy small intestine tissue to replace the damaged section of the colon. The procedure is designed to restrain the inflammatory attack on the colon, but more than half of these patients, unfortunately, go on to develop inflammation in the J-pouch (pouchitis).

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