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Inflammatory Bowel Disease: From Autoimmunity to Precision Medicine

Advancements in Gastroenterology: A Weekly Review

Gastroenterologia

Inflammatory Bowel Disease: From Autoimmunity to Precision Medicine

New research is reshaping our understanding of inflammatory bowel disease — from its genetic underpinnings to the role of the microbiome and immune signaling. In this episode, we explore how pediatric cases, novel imaging techniques, and emerging molecular targets are transforming both diagnosis and treatment.

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