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A catered low-fat, high-fiber diet 'new, hopeful option' to manage Crohn's disease - Vimarsana News

A catered low-fat, high-fiber diet 'new, hopeful option' to manage Crohn's disease

WASHINGTON — Patients with Crohn’s disease who ate a catered low-fat, high-fiber diet for 8 weeks experienced improvements in symptoms, inflammation and quality of life vs. those offered counseling alone, researchers reported. “We know that most patients with Crohn’s disease seek dietary counseling and ask their physicians about the foods they should consume,” Hajar

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'Make it a priority': #YourDigestiveHealth campaign spotlights key role in quality of life - Vimarsana News

'Make it a priority': #YourDigestiveHealth campaign spotlights key role in quality of life

To celebrate World Digestive Health Day on May 29, the World Gastroenterology Organization launched a campaign, “Your Digestive Health: Make It A Priority,” to boost awareness on the vital role the digestive system plays in overall health.The public advocacy campaign focuses on the importance of prioritizing digestive health to maintain quality of life and overall wellbeing and, by

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Maintenance Tx With Guselkumab for UC Meets All Endpoints - Vimarsana News

Maintenance Tx With Guselkumab for UC Meets All Endpoints

The monoclonal antibody in development as maintenance therapy for people with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis was more effective than placebo.

'Promising' low-calorie, plant-based diet may improve inflammation, therapy response in UC - Vimarsana News

'Promising' low-calorie, plant-based diet may improve inflammation, therapy response in UC

WASHINGTON — “Even at short intervals,” an intermittent low-calorie, plant-based diet may improve inflammation and response to medical therapy among patients with moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis, according to a presenter. “Diet plays a role in IBD inflammation but there are very few clinical trials that examine the impact of diet on UC and, to my

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Diagnosis of Crohn's Disease Linked to Chronic Kidney Disease Risk - Vimarsana News

Diagnosis of Crohn's Disease Linked to Chronic Kidney Disease Risk

A diagnosis of chronic kidney disease was approximately 3-times more likely in Crohn's disease than in ulcerative colitis.