Crohn’s Disease: Is It in Your Genes?

Could Crohn's run in your family? Learn about the role that genetics play, including genetic risk factors and what treatments are available.

People with Crohn's disease may develop problems with their mouth or tongue and are at risk for mouth and tongue cancer.

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many people are staying home more than usual — even for doctor visits. Here's where telehealth fits into Crohn's care.

Current research shows a strong connection between PSC and UC. Let's look into why this may be and how to treat it:

TikTok-famous Sydney Morgan shares the diagnosis journey that got her started.

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