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Young Patients with UC Likely to Discontinue Treatment, Study Finds

The greatest level of treatment discontinuation was seen among patients aged 18-24 years, highlighting an increased risk of early disease relapse.

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Youth Ulcerative Colitis Risk Rises as Medication Use Drops

Youth Ulcerative Colitis Risk Rises as Medication Use Drops
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Health of young people with ulcerative colitis at risk as most stop taking medication within a year, finds study

Health of young people with ulcerative colitis at risk as most stop taking medication within a year, finds study
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Babies born to Black mothers in rich countries twice as likely to die in first weeks of life

Babies born to Black mothers in rich countries twice as likely to die in first weeks of life
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A welcome start for our new equity, diversity and belonging committee

The committee, which met for the

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