Tag: IBD-
Bidirectional Risk Seen for Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Depression
Increased risk also seen among unaffected siblings of patients with either depression or IBD
Obesity Linked to Increased Risk for Crohn Disease
Obesity, as measured by BMI, linked to increased risk for CD, but no association seen for ulcerative colitis
Deficits in Geriatric Assessment Prevalent in Seniors With IBD
Clinical and biochemical disease associated with deficits in geriatric assessment
DDW: Antibiotics Up Risk of Older-Onset Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Findings regardless of antibiotic class and with a dose-response relationship
Psychological Factors Determine Poor Prognostic Outcome in IBD
Increased rates of glucocorticoid prescription or flare, escalation, death for those with clinical activity, symptoms of a common mental disorder
Review Shows High Prevalence of Fatigue in Adults With IBD
Prevalence of fatigue varied based on definition of fatigue and disease status
Pediatric-Onset Inflammatory Bowel Disease May Up Cancer Risk
More than twofold increased rate of cancer seen compared with general pediatric populations
Certain Dietary Patterns May Raise Risk for Developing IBD
Carnivorous pattern linked to increased risk for ulcerative colitis; Western dietary pattern linked to increased risk for Crohn disease
Incidence, Prevalence of Pediatric IBD Increasing Globally
Incidence and prevalence highest in Northern Europe, North America; lowest in Southern Europe, Asia, Middle East
Fiber, FODMOP, Micronutrient Intake Lower in Patients With Active IBD
Individuals with inflammatory bowel disease have lower food-related quality of life
