Diet and lifestyle

Telenursing is increasingly used for chronic IBD care; understanding the limits and system factors that affect remote assessment matters because it influences how reliably nurses can detect and respond to flares and...

Noninvasive imaging that better separates inflammation from fibrosis and detects penetrating complications could change monitoring and treatment decisions in IBD and reduce radiation exposure for patients needing...

The study suggests a fermented seaweed-derived fiber reduced inflammation and oxidative stress in cells and a mouse colitis model and modified gut microbiota and short-chain fatty acids, which could guide future dietary...

The study suggests psychological (emotional) stress can worsen colitis-like inflammation via GSK3β-mediated neuroimmune changes, and that a probiotic (VSL#3) reduced many adverse effects in mice — relevant to...

This study points to possible differences in fiber intake and the food sources of tryptophan between IBD patients and healthy people—factors that could be relevant for future dietary guidance or research, but the results...

This large, long-term study suggests that having pets or farm animals during pregnancy or early childhood probably does not meaningfully change a child’s later risk of developing IBD, which may reassure families...

MASLD was common in this IBD cohort and became more frequent as BMI increased; clinicians and patients may need to consider liver health when managing IBD, especially for people with overweight or obesity.

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Based on the title and source metadata, this appears to be a patient education related to Crohn's disease, Inflammatory bowel disease, and Diet and lifestyle. The original article is from British medical journal.

Based on the title and source metadata, this appears to be a patient education related to Crohn's disease, Inflammatory bowel disease, and Diet and lifestyle. The original article is from British medical journal...

First-person perspectives can help patients and caregivers see practical coping strategies, emotional framing, and system-level supports others have used. This piece may offer encouragement and real-world ideas for...

IBD affects more than the digestive tract and long-term care now emphasizes controlling inflammation and monitoring (including endoscopic healing) to lower complication risk and improve quality of life.

Wearable-derived digital biomarkers could enable earlier, less burdensome detection of IBD flares and better remote monitoring if they reliably predict mucosal inflammation.

Researchers are investigating whether a specific gut bacterium (Pilosibacter rotomagensis) is linked to lower intestinal inflammation after surgery for ileal Crohn's disease. If true, this could point toward new...

Dietary change is a low-risk intervention many patients try; this trial specifically tested whether a gluten-free diet affects liver disease markers, intestinal inflammation, and the gut microbiome in PSC and UC...

The study suggests a decade-long preclinical phase of IBD detectable by blood metabolites, which could open opportunities for earlier identification of people at risk for Crohn’s disease and for studying early disease...

This trial suggests a structured whole-food diet may reduce subclinical intestinal inflammation (measured by fecal calprotectin) in asymptomatic children and young adults with Crohn's disease—offering a non-formula,...

The study suggests L‑proline can reduce colitis in a mouse model and reshapes the gut microbiome, raising the possibility that amino-acid–based dietary strategies might influence intestinal inflammation through...

People with ulcerative colitis may be interested because the study explores a way to boost curcumin’s activity and suggests gut microbiota changes could underlie protection against colitis.

Holiday-related stress, disrupted routines, and dietary changes can increase the chance of IBD symptom flares. Simple, practical steps can reduce stress and help maintain symptom control during the season.

This review addresses whether people with IBD face higher breast cancer risk and how treatments for one disease might affect the other—questions many patients and clinicians raise when cancer and IBD overlap.

People with ulcerative colitis may be interested because the review identifies flavonoids in propolis as compounds that reduce inflammation and strengthen the gut barrier in animal models, and it highlights strategies to...

Researchers are exploring new oral delivery carriers that could deliver drugs directly to inflamed intestinal sites while also modulating immune responses and the gut microbiome. If translated, these approaches might...

Improving mesalazine delivery could increase drug reaching the colon and potentially improve treatment for ulcerative colitis. A formulation that both enhances dissolution/permeability and offers mechanistic synergy...

The review links microbiome, metabolites, barrier function, and immune responses across anorectal disorders and ulcerative colitis — areas that directly affect symptoms, healing, and response to therapy.

People with IBD often ask about dietary supplements. This systematic review suggests some randomized-trial evidence that polyphenol supplements—especially curcumin—may help induce clinical improvement in ulcerative...

The study identifies a bacterial mechanism (T6SS) that may help AIEC strains compete with normal gut microbes and colonize the intestinal mucosa — a process relevant to Crohn’s disease biology and future...

Preclinical evidence suggests certain dietary flavonoids may protect the gut barrier, reshape the microbiome, and reduce neuroinflammation, which could be relevant to colitis-linked cognitive problems. This points to...

The study identifies a bile acid, TUDCA, that reduced colitis severity and improved gut-barrier and antioxidant pathways in mice, pointing to a potential new therapeutic approach for intestinal inflammation. This is...

Depression is more common in people with Crohn’s and can worsen disease outcomes and quality of life. Recognizing and treating depression alongside Crohn’s may improve symptom control, reduce hospitalizations, and lower...

Fatigue is a common, impactful symptom in Crohn's disease with limited targeted treatments. This early-phase trial is testing whether CoQ10 supplements might reduce fatigue and could inform larger placebo-controlled...

Noninvasive fecal tests can help detect intestinal inflammation without repeated endoscopy and support treat-to-target care. Better biomarkers could mean earlier treatment changes and less invasive monitoring for people...

The study documents shifting real-world prescribing for newly diagnosed IBD in Germany, with more biologic use and less mesalazine/thiopurine in recent years — changes that could affect treatment expectations and access.

People with ulcerative colitis may be interested because the review explains how the gut microbiome and its metabolites could influence disease and evaluates whether traditional Chinese medicines might modify those...

If validated, early bedside ultrasound changes could let clinicians identify within days whether steroids or biologics are working, enabling faster treatment adjustments and potentially avoiding prolonged ineffective...

Researchers are exploring whether ketone metabolism or ketogenic diets could affect inflammation, barrier function, and the microbiome — all central to IBD. Patients may see interest because dietary approaches and...

If you or your child is starting exclusive enteral nutrition (EEN) for pediatric Crohn’s disease, this review explains why outcomes vary and what tests and research might help predict who will benefit.

This work organizes preclinical evidence connecting Atractylodes macrocephala constituents to intestinal barrier protection, immune modulation, and microbiota changes relevant to ulcerative colitis—useful for researchers...

Postoperative recurrence after ileocolonic resection is common and identifying who is at higher risk helps guide postoperative monitoring and decisions about early prophylactic therapy.

Food insecurity was linked with higher odds of having IBD and other GI conditions in a large U.S. survey, and many affected people lacked benefits or cancer screening. This matters because access to sufficient nutritious...

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Rising IBD incidence and prevalence in Asia mean more people will need long-term care, specialist services, and health-system planning. Understanding regional trends helps patients and policymakers anticipate resource...

People with IBD often look for safe complementary therapies. Preclinical studies of mangrove extracts suggest possible anti-inflammatory and gut-protective effects worth further research, but they are not proven...

People with UC often try complementary therapies; this review shows that benefits and risks vary by specific CHM product and that current evidence is mixed and product-dependent.

People with IBD often have sleep problems and ongoing inflammation; melatonin could help both sleep and clinical disease activity, which may improve quality of life. The review suggests potential benefit but is not...

If findings translate beyond mice, exposure to titanium dioxide during pregnancy could influence offspring gut barrier, microbiota, and susceptibility to inflammatory colitis — a potential public-health concern for...

If true, the tripartite circuit model helps explain why some patients respond to therapies that target one pathway while others do not — because other nodes in the loop may sustain disease.

The study suggests habitual diet that supports gut microbes may modestly lower the chance of developing IBD, especially ulcerative colitis, and links dietary patterns to blood protein changes tied to immune and...