A two-decade study finds notable differences in disease course and outcomes between ileal and colonic paediatric-onset ...

In a European study, higher consumption of fruits, vegetables, legumes, and potatoes was associated with a reduced risk of ...

Explore 3 self-care tips to make living with Crohn’s disease manageable “It is important to note, if there is a family history of Crohn’s or another autoimmune disease, children are at a ...

Once your child has UC, diet and stress may make the condition worse, however. Using antibiotics is a risk factor for developing UC and Crohn's disease, but especially in people ages 40 to 60 ...

Bhat: From a medication standpoint, there is still much to uncover regarding why treatments vary in effectiveness among ...

Health's Crohn's Disease Advocate Gaylyn Henderson, MPH, describes the early symptoms of Crohn's disease she had—and none of them were related to her digestion. ... As a child, I had terrible ...

If you have Crohn’s disease, a liquid diet may help to relieve symptoms while still delivering the required nutrients you need to thrive. For most people, a diet high in fiber that encourages ...

About 40,000 children in the U.S. suffer from Crohn's disease, a chronic inflammatory disease of the gut that causes diarrhea, cramping and pain. Of those children, about one in three will develop ...

Having a first-degree relative (parent, sibling, or child) with Crohn’s disease increases your risk by 10 to 15 times. This suggests genetic factors contribute to disease development.

Oral symptoms of Crohn’s disease are much more common in children than adults. Fewer than 1 percent of adults with Crohn’s develop mouth lesions ; in children, the percentage is between 50 and ...

Yorkshire Publishing announces the release of The Mouse Who Couldn’t Eat Cheese, a children’s picture book written by MB ...

“If you as a mother have Crohn’s disease, the risk of your child developing Crohn’s disease is about 5 to 10 percent.” As mentioned, most Crohn’s medications are safe to use during ...