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Feature story in Gastroenterology!

We are proud to be the feature behind the cover story of Gastroenterology this month, highlighting our impactful study: Ileocecal resection may have a role as first-line therapy in Crohn's disease.

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Feature story in Gut!

Cherry blossom in a beautiful park in Copenhagen, Denmark. Read in this issue the landmark paper on antibiotic use as a risk factor for #IBD across the ages via https://bit.ly/3T3ONhU

 

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AIBD Network podcast on landmark study in Gut about antibiotic use and increased risk of IBD

AIBD Network - Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Podcast on the landmark study published in Gut, showing that among patients over 40 who take antibiotics, 50% are more likely to develop IBD

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Article in the Telegraph on landmark Gut study about antibiotic use an increased risk of IBD

Among patients over-40s who take antibiotics nearly 50 percent are more likely to develop inflammatory bowel disease

Read the article in The Telegraph

Interview with Center Director Tine Jess

Podcast: Verdensrommet (by Olav Nordstoga)

#25 The Microbiome

A conversation with Rahma Elmahdi about the gut and microbiome

Nyt nordisk studie: Miljø er vigtigere end gener for udvikling af tarmkræft

Behind the Paper: Depression and anxiety in inflammatory bowel disease

Epidemiology, mechanisms and treatment

Depression and anxiety deeply impact patients with inflammatory bowel disease. In this new comprehensive review, we explore the association of the diseases and point to future directions for research.

Read the article in Nature

Kurven er knækket: Antallet af nye IBD-tilfælde falder for første gang

Nordjylland er en skattekiste af vigtig viden om tarmsygdomme

BMJ talk medicine

Antibiotic use as a risk factor for IBD

Dr Philip Smith interviews Professor Tine Jess and Dr Adam S Faye on the paper 'Antibiotic use as a risk factor for inflammatory bowel disease across the ages: a population-based cohort study' published in paper copy in Gut in April 2023.

Listen to the interview

Omtale i Gastroenterologisk Tidsskrift

Depressionsramte har højere risiko for inflammatoriske tarmsygdomme

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Tine Jess i podcasten 'Videnskab fra Vilde Hjerner'

Hør Tine Jess fortælle om PREDICT's forskningsfelt og forklare, hvorfor de detaljerede registre fra danske hospitaler og apoteker helt tilbage fra 1970'erne er en guldmine af data for videnskabsfolk over hele verden, som rejser hertil for at finde svar på spørgsmål inden for netop deres forskningsområde.

Lyt til episoden i podcasten Videnskab for Vilde Hjerner

Omtale i Gastroenterologisk Tidsskrift

Nyt studie i tidsskriftet Gastroenterology viser, at tidlig ileocøkal operation er bedre end medicin for Crohn's patienter.

Læs interview med lektor og partner i PREDICT Kristine Allin

Interview om studie af anti-TNF-behandling for IBD og risiko for andre inflammatoriske sygdomme

Nyt studie i Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology viser, at anti-TNF-behandling for IBD forstærker risikoen for at få andre inflammatoriske sygdomme

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Artikel i Videnskab.dk om studie af IBD-patienters risiko for angst og depression

Interview med Tania H. Bisgaard, læge og ph.d.-studerende, om landsdækkede, populationsbaseret studie, der viser at patienter med inflammatorisk tarmsygdom har forhøjet risiko for angst og depression.

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Interview med lektor Rahma Elmahdi i Gastroenterologisk Tidsskrift

Interview i Gastroenterologisk Tidsskrift med PREDICT's lektor Rahma Elmahdi om nyt dansk studie præsenteret på UEG Week, som er det første fænotype-studie af sammenhængen mellem IBD og en lang række sygdomme.

Læs interviewet

Article in the Independent about new impactful PREDICT study in Cell Reports Medicine!

Our new study in Cell Reports Medicine attracts wide attention in the international media, here e.g. in the Independent, describing how we found body changes up to eight years before inflammatory bowel disease diagnosis.

Read the scientific article in Cell Reports Medicine

BBC News talks about our new impactful study in Cell Reports Medicine!

BBC News report on new impactful PREDICT study showing pre-clinical changes in IBD patients’ blood up to eight years prior to diagnosis using nationwide population-based data. These findings reveal an opportunity for earlier intervention, especially in CD.  

Listen to the BBC News report

Study in Cell Reports Medicine generates massive media attention!

The study by Vestergaard MV et al. continues to attract further national and international media attention. Below are links to some of the media publicity:

Francis Crick Institute

Daily Record

Medical Xpress

StudyFinds

Inside Precision Medicine

UPI

Medical News Today

Science Alert

Healthline

BT

TV2 Fyn

DR

Ritzau

Ca M'Interesse

Interview with Associate Professor Rahma (Red) Elmahdi in prowoc.org

Associate Professor Rahma Elmahdi
Associate Professor Rahma Elmahdi

“You cannot launch your dream career without the support and confidence of others but If you want to reach your goals, you must also find confidence in yourself”

Read the interview in Professional Women of Colour Denmark - ProWoc

 

Interview med lektor Kristine Allin i det svenske blad 'Allt om mage' om studie af antibiotika i graviditeten og IBD

PREDICT study elected the 'Gut Top Paper 2023 Winner'!

We are extremely proud and honored that our study 'Antibiotic use as a risk factor for inflammatory bowel disease across the ages: a population-based cohort study' has been elected the 'Gut Top Paper 2023 Winner' by the highly reputable international scientific journal Gut.

Read the scientific paper in Gut

Artikel i BestPractice Nordic om vores studie af risiko for angst, depression og ADHD hos unge med IBD

Artikel ude i BestPractice Nordic om vores studie, der belyser risikoen for angst, depression og ADHD hos unge med inflammatorisk tarmsygdom:

Unge med inflammatorisk tarmsygdom har øget risiko for depression, men mindre risiko for ADHD

Læs den videnskabelige artikel i tidsskriftet Clinical and Translational Gastroenterology

PREDICT is a part of the GUTblog

We are happy to take part in the GUTBlog on 'Early-life exposures and the microbiome: implications for IBD prevention.

See the blog by Professor Tine Jess