Crohns disease
4 Rare Causes Of Terrible Diarrhea
A little diarrhea will work itself out, but if you’ve got it bad, you might have one of these serious problems. 
Crohn's Disease Treatment Update: Arthritis Drug Helps Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patients
A study has found a potential new treatment option for those suffering from Crohn's and other bowel diseases. 
Crohn's Disease Causes 2016: Food-Poisoning Bacteria Linked To Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Researchers found that a common food-poisoning bacteria causes rapid growth in a certain bacterium that’s linked to the development of Crohn’s. 
The Use Of Poop In Medical Treatments Throughout History
Humans have been using both their own waste and animal dung to cure illness for thousands of years. We even use this weird kind of medicine today. 
Crohn’s Disease Facts: Warning Signs And Symptoms Of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
The inflammatory bowel disease with no known cause or cure affects as many as 700,000 Americans. Crohn’s Disease Treatment: Mice Study Finds Mutation That Prevents Fibrosis
Crohn's disease, one of two primary forms of inflammatory bowel disease, can result in abdominal pain, diarrhea, weight loss, anemia and fatigue. 
Crohn’s Disease Symptoms Update: Inflammatory Bowel Disease Affects Brain Function
A new research showed Wednesday that those with Crohn's disease experience slower response times compared with those who do not have the disease. 
Parasitic Worms May Restore Balance To Gut Microbiome In People With Crohn's Disease
A new animal study suggests that parasitic worm infestations may be able to restore balance to the erratic gut microbiomes of people with Crohn's Disease. 
Is Farting Good For Us? What Our Flatulence Says About Our Health
Brit Lab answers the important question: Is farting good for us? 
Johnson & Johnson's Stelara Succeeds In Phase III Crohn's Disease Trial
Johnson & Johnson's Stelara was significantly better than placebo at inducing clinical response and remissions in patients with moderate to severe Crohn's disease, according to data from a late stage trial, providing ammunition for a potential expanded approval of the medicine.
