Dr. Alan Moss, the Foundation's Chief Scientific Officer, recently spoke with AARP about common causes of digestive symptoms like nausea and diarrhea. He explains how these symptoms can sometimes point to more serious conditions, like Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. https://bit.ly/43Iy4r2
A new oral treatment improved clinical remission and endoscopic outcomes for moderately to severely active ulcerative colitis patients who failed multiple prior therapies, two phase III trials showed. Results, while encouraging, warrant further research, said Alan Moss, MD. Read more: bit.ly/4olysnM
Advocacy in action! 60+ Foundation advocates traveled from 23 states to DC, championing IBD policies. Watch our Day on the Hill video—hear their stories and celebrate the Safe Step Act’s introduction in both Senate & House! #IBDDayontheHillyoutu.be/T7uZZSSW_fU?si=FqI73jPM6Rw3V1Ql
While Crohn’s is often linked to weight loss, some people experience unintentional weight gain—sometimes due to meds or lifestyle changes. Dr. Alan Moss, our Chief Scientific Officer, was featured in @everydayhealth.bsky.social discussing the factors behind this. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3L80ep3
We’re honored to receive the Healio Disruptors Innovators Award in the Patient Voice category! The patient voice drives everything we do—from research to advocacy. Grateful to Healio, the Association of Black Gastroenterologists and Hepatologists, and the IBD community for inspiring this work.
New research in Crohn’s & Colitis 360 shows people with IBD using GLP-1 meds—usually for diabetes/obesity—have lower risk of major heart complications. The findings suggest these therapies may offer protective cardiovascular benefits for those with IBD. https://bit.ly/4oBTPkB
Could preventing IBD become a reality? In our new Inflammatory Bowel Diseases® Journal special supplement, researchers explore genetics, early-life environmental risks, and biomarkers pointing toward a future of IBD prevention — not just treatment. https://bit.ly/4nWVMbg
We’re celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month by spotlighting valuable resources for Spanish-speaking IBD patients and caregivers! Explore the Foundation’s Spanish-language website—a dedicated site offering trusted info and support in Spanish. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/3XwJgmY
Camp Oasis campers showed us what #IBDLooksLike. The top three camper designs are in, and only one will become our winner. Voting ends today! https://bit.ly/4gnnGKl
This contest is proudly sponsored by Kate Farms, supporting our mission of improving the lives of people with IBD.
Several major advances in Crohn's disease have marked 2025. Our Chief Scientific Officer, Dr. Alan Moss, was recently quoted in MedPage Today, providing expert insight on what these developments mean for patients. https://bit.ly/4882kPd
Our new Strategic Plan Progress Tracker is here — a central hub where you can follow our progress in turning our 2025–2028 goals into action. From advancing research and expanding education to breaking down barriers to care and supporting people affected by IBD. Read more: https://bit.ly/48p9Qpd
Camp Oasis campers designed T‑shirts showing what #IBDlookslike 💜 The top 3 are in—only 1 will be our Awareness Week shirt! Vote by 9/30: bit.ly/4gnnGKl
This contest is proudly sponsored by Kate Farms, supporting our mission of improving the lives of people with IBD.
Meet Dr. Iroku, gastroenterologist and member of the Foundation’s National Board of Trustees, who is advancing care for patients with IBD. Dr. Iroku emphasizes that open conversations about symptoms and the disease will help people feel empowered to seek care and support. #LetsGoTherebit.ly/4i1fv6M
Navigating life after Crohn’s or UC surgery? @everydayhealth.bsky.social's latest article by Registered Dietitian Rachel Dyckman, Foundation Professional Member, has you covered—she explains what to eat (and when!) for a smoother recovery at every stage. Read more: bit.ly/41Wtnt2
Camp Oasis campers showed what #IBDLooksLike through their art. Vote for your favorite design to pick the official Crohn’s & Colitis Awareness Week T-Shirt! Voting ends 9/30. This contest is proudly sponsored by Kate Farms, supporting our mission of improving lives with IBD. bit.ly/4gnnGKl
What if Crohn’s or colitis could be predicted before symptoms? Alan Moss, MD, our Chief Scientific Officer, was recently interviewed in a @healthcentral.bsky.social partnership article, where he shares how we're funding groundbreaking prevention research & leveraging IBD Plexus® data. bit.ly/4girhcD
Did you know that the Foundation has more than 100 support groups, connecting people with IBD across the world? Learn more about the impact of these support groups in helping people overcome isolation and build community in our new Summer 2025 Impact Report. bit.ly/3HMIJcM
Federally-funded research has led to game-changing IBD treatment breakthroughs, but proposed cuts could end this progress. Take our quick quiz to test your knowledge on why this funding is crucial for our community. action.crohnscolitisfoundation.org/a/research-q...
Our research has uncovered disparities in IBD care. Learn how we are improving access for everyone who has IBD in our new Summer Impact Report. bit.ly/3UYyHYM
We <3 inclusive travel! Madrid Airport is leading by example with ostomy-friendly bathrooms that prioritize accessibility. Let’s celebrate and push for more spaces like this so everyone can travel with comfort and confidence!
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is shaped by a complex mix of risk factors—including genetics, family history, gut microbiome changes, diet, antibiotic use, and more. Our latest blog explores the key risk factors and shares insights on how to reduce your risk. Read more at the link: bit.ly/3UrkQtM
Beat the summer heat with a gut-friendly treat! ☀️🍓 These banana & strawberry smoothie pops are the ultimate summertime snack. Want more easy, dietitian-approved recipes? Discover 500+ gut-friendly ideas with our FREE Recipe Finder! bit.ly/3PQEUE0#sponsored
