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Endoscopic Healing of Crohn s Disease Could Differ by Biologic

Infliximab biosimilar and adalimumab resulted in better endoscopic healing rates than either vedolizumab or ustekinumab in a post hoc pooled analysis.

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IBD-VTE Score Serves as Reminder to Assess Post-Discharge Risk

The new score is based on data from a large number of patients and uses eight readily available patient factors.

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LUCENT-1: Mirikizumab Sees Phase 3 Success in UC Treatment

Mirikizumab targets a subunit of interleukin 23, which has shown promise in other conditions.

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Adaptive Biotechnologies Makes Progress Toward T-Cell Assay for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

The Seattle-based company recently published immune repertoire data showing the potential of T-cell receptor profiling in IBD diagnostics.

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Robust Immune Response After COVID Boosters in Those With IBD

Researchers behind the study suggest the findings could apply to others who are immunosuppressed.

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