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CDPATH: A Prognostic Tool for Crohn's Disease

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02/14/23

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Are we getting close to predicting how Crohn's disease might change over time? Dr. Corey Siegel, co-director of the Inflammatory Bowel Disease Center at the Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, New Hampshire, and Jessica Caron, a patient key opinion leader who lives with Crohn's, discuss a prognostic tool called CDPATH. This tool may help patient and healthcare providers understand how the disease may change over the next few years, and better inform a discussion of treatment options.

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For years we were told that diet doesn't matter in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). We know now that diet is important in IBD. What's still not clear is how we should be thinking about it in terms of management. Helena Murphy is a photographer, yoga teacher, and Crohn's disease patient who brought her skills and experience to writing a book entitled, "The Plant-Based Crohn's and Colitis Cookbook." She shares her secret to publishing her book, as well as how her life has changed since being diagnosed with Crohn's disease.

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Caitlin McGinnis, LCSW was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis at the age of 22 and had her entire colon removed. This experience prompted her to become a social worker and specialize in providing mental health support for patients with various digestive health issues. Through her own experiences and connecting with support groups, Caitlin has learned the importance of creating communities, bringing awareness, and being a source of support for those going through similar struggles. She strives to provide her patients with the support she did not have when she was diagnosed.

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