Tag: IBD-
Statin Use Linked to Reduced Risk for CRC Incidence, Mortality in Patients With IBD
Benefit for incident CRC was duration-dependent, with significantly reduced risk after two or more years of use
Atopic Dermatitis Increases Risk for Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Risk varies by age, atopic dermatitis severity, and inflammatory bowel disease subtype
Lower Fiber Intake Tied to Higher Risk for Later Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Findings seen for Crohn disease, but not ulcerative colitis
Higher Belly Fat Percentage Tied to Worse Outcomes for IBD Patients
Patients with higher intra-abdominal visceral adipose tissue percentage less likely to achieve corticosteroid-free deep remission or endoscopic remission
Incidence of IBD 10.9 Per 100,000 Person-Years in the United States
Prevalence was higher in White than Black, Asian, and Hispanic American populations
Stroke Risk Up for Patients With Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Adjusted hazard ratio remained elevated even 25 years after diagnosis, corresponding to one additional stroke per 93 IBD patients
DDW: Antibiotic Exposure, Diet Increase Risk for Pediatric IBD
Regular/higher vegetable intake linked to lower risk for pediatric IBD, while higher risk seen for intake of sugary drinks, candies
Cardiovascular Fitness Tied to Lower IBD Risk in Children
Finding seen in large study of children and teens 10 years or older followed for six years
Two-Thirds of IBD Patients Partially, Fully Exclude One Food Category
Survey also shows nearly one-third of patients with inflammatory bowel disease report some kind of fasting
Risk for IBD Remains High After Endoscopic Biopsy With Normal Mucosa
Incidence of IBD elevated for at least 30 years for individuals with gastrointestinal biopsy of normal mucosa, indicating long symptomatic period before diagnosis
