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A close up shot of medical supplies

National study seeks to close research gaps for kids with chronic gastrointestinal inflammation

Jennifer deBruyn

Canadian study shows ethnicity is important factor in paediatric inflammatory bowel disease

Simon Hirota, Joshua Lee and Améline Delanne

UCalgary study points to potential new treatment for inflammatory bowel diseases

Grant Silbernagel

$2.6M gift accelerates bold new precision medicine approaches for Crohn’s disease

Enteric neurons and glial cells in the myenteric plexus of the colon in an animal after natural microbial recolonization of the gut following antibiotic treatment.

Microbiome discovery may open new doors to development of treatments for gastrointestinal diseases

University of Calgary scientist Pere Santamaria discovered Navacims, a precision nanomedicine designed to trigger a naturally occurring regulatory mechanism within the immune system to protect against autoimmune disease. Photo by Riley Brandt, University of Calgary

University of Calgary discovery of potential treatment for autoimmune diseases takes step forward

Andre Buret

UCalgary researchers make breakthrough in understanding of inflammatory bowel disease

UCalgary researchers identify a molecule responsible for activating pain-sensing nerves

Researchers join forces to reduce steroid use by Crohn's and colitis patients

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