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University Hospitals Digestive Health Institute Research Initiatives Update

Innovations in Digestive Health | Spring 2024

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Research Discoveries Boost Personalized Treatment for IBD

Fabio Cominelli, MD discusses how his team of researchers discovered the specific blockade of interleukin-18 can reduce disease severity in colitis and new personalized therapies to put IBD in permanent remission.

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Gay Men are Two Times More Likely to have Inflammatory Bowel Disease, According to New Research

Study will allow researchers to develop personalized precision medicine for treatment of IBD in this underrepresented minority patient population - Innovations in Digestive Health |Fall 2020

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IBD Research Update from the University Hospitals Digestive Health Institute

Innovations in Digestive Health | Fall 2021

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UH Rainbow Babies & Children's Using Personalized Medicine Tool to Better Manage Kids and Teens with IBD

Program helps personalize dosing for infliximab - Innovations in Pediatrics | Fall 2021

Does the Microbiome Hold the Key to Treating Inflammatory Bowel Disease?

Gut instincts - Innovations in Digestive Health | Winter 2020

Suppressing Inflammation in IBD Patients

UH Digestive Health Institute explores new IBD treatment using IL-1 targeted therapy UH Innovations in Digestive Health - Fall 2018  Fabio Cominelli, MD For 25 years, researchers have studied interleukin-1 (IL-1), a highly active proinflammatory...

Insight on Inflammatory Bowel Disease

New gastroenterologist is one of just two IBD specialists in the UH system UH Clinical Update - June 2018 Among gastrointestinal conditions, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is arguably among the most complex to manage. The disease, whether in the...

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