A new study examined 792,409 hospitalizations for Crohn's disease, of which 26,229 (3.3%) involved patients with coexisting nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
A new study examined 792,409 hospitalizations for Crohn's disease, of which 26,229 (3.3%) involved patients with coexisting nonalcoholic fatty liver disease.
This clearance follows last year's approval for ulcerative colitis and the first approval for subcutaneous and intravenous formulations to induce remission in adult patients with moderately to severely active Crohn's disease.
This clearance follows last year's approval for ulcerative colitis and the first approval for subcutaneous and intravenous formulations to induce remission in adult patients with moderately to severely active Crohn's disease.
Half of a small cohort of patients with Crohn’s disease of the pouch experienced clinical remission after 12 weeks of therapy with the IL-23 inhibitor.
Half of a small cohort of patients with Crohn’s disease of the pouch experienced clinical remission after 12 weeks of therapy with the IL-23 inhibitor.
Study findings highlight the importance of early diagnosis, improved treatment strategies, and equitable access to care for children affected by pediatric inflammatory bowel disease worldwide.
Study findings highlight the importance of early diagnosis, improved treatment strategies, and equitable access to care for children affected by pediatric inflammatory bowel disease worldwide.
With mucosal healing now a primary goal of Crohn's disease (CD) treatment, investigators sought to compare the efficacy of novel therapies in achieving this goal in comparison to placebo.
With mucosal healing now a primary goal of Crohn's disease (CD) treatment, investigators sought to compare the efficacy of novel therapies in achieving this goal in comparison to placebo.
Freddy Caldera, DO, PhD, and IBD Drive Time cohost Millie Long, MD, discuss the new AGA best practice advice on preventing diseases and monitoring for complications in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
Freddy Caldera, DO, PhD, and IBD Drive Time cohost Millie Long, MD, discuss the new AGA best practice advice on preventing diseases and monitoring for complications in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
Raymond Cross, MD; Millie D. Long, MD, MPH; Jessica Korman
Andrea Bafford, MD, and Jessica Korman, MD, join Drs Raymond Cross and Millie Long to review the challenges of detecting, diagnosing, and managing anorectal cancer among patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
Andrea Bafford, MD, and Jessica Korman, MD, join Drs Raymond Cross and Millie Long to review the challenges of detecting, diagnosing, and managing anorectal cancer among patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
Jami Kinnucan; Raymond Cross, MD; Millie D. Long, MD, MPH
Jami Kinnucan, MD, reviews the facts and fallacies about the use of cannabis for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, and how to discuss the issue with patients, with IBD Drive Time hosts Raymond Cross, MD, and Millie Long, MD.
Jami Kinnucan, MD, reviews the facts and fallacies about the use of cannabis for the treatment of inflammatory bowel disease, and how to discuss the issue with patients, with IBD Drive Time hosts Raymond Cross, MD, and Millie Long, MD.
Dr Lin Chang joins hosts Raymond Cross, MD, and Millie Long, MD, to discuss how patient with inflammatory bowel disease may also have underlying irritable bowel syndrome, how to diagnose the condition, and the best options for treatment.
Dr Lin Chang joins hosts Raymond Cross, MD, and Millie Long, MD, to discuss how patient with inflammatory bowel disease may also have underlying irritable bowel syndrome, how to diagnose the condition, and the best options for treatment.
Drs Ray Cross and Millie Long discuss with guest Dr Sara Horst the best presentations and abstracts on inflammatory bowel disease from the American College of Gastroenterology scientific meeting held in October.
Drs Ray Cross and Millie Long discuss with guest Dr Sara Horst the best presentations and abstracts on inflammatory bowel disease from the American College of Gastroenterology scientific meeting held in October.
In this IBD Drive Time podcast, Dr Frank Scott from the University of Colorado and host Dr Raymond Cross discuss updates in the AGA guidelines for ulcerative colitis.
In this IBD Drive Time podcast, Dr Frank Scott from the University of Colorado and host Dr Raymond Cross discuss updates in the AGA guidelines for ulcerative colitis.
Dr Long reviews her presentation from the AIBD regional meeting on using comparative effectiveness data to choose from among the growing number of therapies for treating ulcerative colitis.
Dr Long reviews her presentation from the AIBD regional meeting on using comparative effectiveness data to choose from among the growing number of therapies for treating ulcerative colitis.
Dr Raymond Cross hosts Drs James Lewis and Laura Raffals in a discussion of SPARC, a study of adults with inflammatory bowel disease in which patients are followed prospectively to collect data about to allow prediction of disease course and...
Dr Raymond Cross hosts Drs James Lewis and Laura Raffals in a discussion of SPARC, a study of adults with inflammatory bowel disease in which patients are followed prospectively to collect data about to allow prediction of disease course and...
Dr Caldera, from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, provides an overview of the risks of respiratory syncytial virus to older adults, including patients with IBD, and the importance of ensuring patients receive this vaccine along...
Dr Caldera, from the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine, provides an overview of the risks of respiratory syncytial virus to older adults, including patients with IBD, and the importance of ensuring patients receive this vaccine along...
IBD Drive Time Hosts Millie Long, MD, and Raymond Cross, MD, discuss new recommendations for managing inflammatory bowel disease among pregnant patients or those wanting to conceive, resulting from updates to the landmark PIANO study.
IBD Drive Time Hosts Millie Long, MD, and Raymond Cross, MD, discuss new recommendations for managing inflammatory bowel disease among pregnant patients or those wanting to conceive, resulting from updates to the landmark PIANO study.
