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Beyond Clinical Remission: Why Diet and Gut Signatures Remain Perturbed in Crohn’s Disease
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Beyond Clinical Remission: Why Diet and Gut Signatures Remain Perturbed in Crohn’s Disease

Posted by MedXY By MedXY 03/10/2026
A multi-omic study reveals that despite effective immune suppression, Crohn's disease patients in remission exhibit persistent dietary, microbial, and metabolic abnormalities. This research highlights the critical role of ultraprocessed foods and epithelial stress in preventing total disease clearance.
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