Inflammatory Bowel Disease Stories
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Red Meat Consumption Linked To Bowel Condition In Men
Men who eat a lot of red meat could be at higher risk of diverticulitis, a painful inflammatory condition of the colon. -
6 Natural Laxatives To Make You Poop
These 6 natural laxatives, from chia seeds to kombucha, can help alleviate constipation by making you poop instantly. -
Why Running Makes You Want To Poop
The reason why runners experience the sudden urge to poop. -
Is Farting Good For Us? All The Reasons To Let One Rip
Brit Lab answers the important question: Is farting good for us? -
Drinking Green Tea With These Foods Cancels Out Its Benefits
Consuming green tea along with dietary iron may actually lessen green tea's benefits, study finds. -
Galapagos Bowel Drug Fails In Research Trial
Belgian biotech group Galapagos said its experimental drug to treat bowel disease ulcerative colitis had failed to prove its efficacy in a medical trial and it would discontinue the program for that disease. -
Probiotics May Ease Symptoms Of Chronic Inflammatory Diseases
Probiotics might reduce behavioral problems associated with chronic inflammatory diseases, suggesting a link between the brain and immune system. -
For The Greatest Benefit, Add Milk To Your Probiotics
Boosting probiotics' benefits with dairy products may help those suffering from inflammatory bowel disease. -
23andMe, Pfizer Team Up To Find Genetic Cause Of Bowel Disease
With little information on how to treat inflammatory bowel disease, as well as how it develops, Pfizer and 23andMe are teaming up to investigate the genetic roots. -
Growing Up On A Farm Lowers Risk Of Inflammatory Bowel Diseases
Inflammatory bowel diseases are on the rise, particularly among younger people. A new study indicates that growing up on farms and around livestock can reduce the risk of such disease by 50 percent. -
Breakthrough Drug For Inflammatory Bowel Disease Proves Effective For 40% Of Patients
Two studies show promising results for vedolizumab as a drug candidate for Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis.
