Will ulcerative colitis affect fertility? Is it safe to take medication while pregnant? Experts answer these and other common ...

Will Crohn’s disease affect your fertility? Is it safe to take your medication while pregnant? Experts answer these and other ...

If left untreated, the long-term consequences of celiac disease include cancer, osteoporosis, stunted growth, seizures, congenital disabilities, and infertility. A lifelong gluten-free diet is the ...

Byron Waller was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in February of this year and ... Byron said he has been inspired by meeting other children and plans to continue his journey solo across the ...

The Crohn’s and Colitis Foundation ... inflammatory bowel disease such as UC. If fiber seems to make your symptoms worse, you might consider switching to a low fiber diet during UC flares.

If you've been diagnosed with a disease that affects your bowel frequency or habits, follow the treatment plan that your healthcare ... Symptoms & causes of Crohn's disease. Centers for Disease ...

A person with Addison’s disease may benefit from a high sodium diet, following a doctor’s guidance. They may also benefit from eating more foods that contain calcium and vitamin D to help ...

[1] These factors include smoking, which is protective in ulcerative colitis but detrimental in Crohn's disease, diet, the use of antibiotics and nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs ...

The Chinese government came into this week’s U.N. General Assembly with a plan to seek support from countries in Latin America, Asia and Africa that would freeze battle lines in the deadliest ...

has presented its 100 days report card listing out its key achievements and future plans for promoting healthcare research and development in the country. Among its key achievements the department ...

Simon Pope, campaigns lead for Four Paws UK said the plans were "bad for animal welfare ... in these systems are more likely to suffer from disease and pain for the duration of their short ...

Experts have slammed claims that a popular diet trend endorsed by celebs could raise the risk of deadly motor neurone (MND) disease. The 5:2 method, made famous by much-loved TV diet guru and ...