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Epi II: Best of Observational Studies in IBD

Date
May 20, 2024

SOCIETY: AGA This session highlights the best of the best observational studies in IBD for DDW 2024 and provides clinical relevant and novel insights across the age and clinical spectrum, including wound healing after C-section. effect of maternal food additives on gut microbiome, symptom experience in quiescent IBD, utility of intestinal ultrasound in decision making, and how age affects severe colitis outcomes and treatment decisions.

Moderators

Speaker Image for Sara Lewin
University of California, San Francisco
Speaker Image for Parambir Dulai
Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

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