Insights

In this video, Miguel Regueiro, MD, chair of gastroenterology, hepatology, and nutrition at the Cleveland Clinic and chair of the 2021 regional Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases meetings, offers an overview of the first regional meeting...

Dr Siegel, from Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire, previews his address at the Advances in Inflammatory Bowel Diseases regional meeting on March 6 on options for treating inflammatory bowel diseases, ranging from...

In this video Dr Holubar, from the Cleveland Clinic, talks about the types of surgical procedures available for treating ulcerative colitis.

Dr Kochar, from Massachusetts General Hospital, discusses the particular concerns of older patients with inflammatory bowel disease, how this population is growing, and what research is showing regarding the best options for treatment.

In this video, Dr Horst, from Vanderbilt University, provides guidance on how to help patients with inflammatory bowel disease make small lifestyle changes that can lead to better outcomes through health coaching.

Dr Holubar, from the Cleveland Clinic, discusses new surgical advances in treating ileocolic Crohn disease, including Kono-S anastamosis and extended mesenteric excision.

In this Q&A, Dr Carreras-Torres, from the Bellvitge Biomedical Research Institute in Barcelona, Spain, discusses his research into factors that can increase the risk of developing, and worsen the course of existing, inflammatory bowel disease.

Dr Horst, from Vanderbilt University Medical Center and Section Editor in inflammatory bowel disease for the Gastroenterology Learning Network, cautions that physicians often believe their patients with inflammatory bowel disease are more...

Dr Hudesman, from NYU Langone Health, discusses the case of a pregnant patient who presented with severe acute ulcerative colitis and also tested positive for COVID-19.

Dr Holubar, from the Cleveland Clinic, discusses his research into the question of whether patients who take biologic therapies prior to surgery for IBD are more likely to develop postoperative complications.