Category Archives: Ulcerative Colitis

To the editor This is a plea for us all to wear masks and keep socially distant when in public. Continue reading →

A young woman in regional South Australia is trying to change the conversation around bowel disease in her local community, after being diagnosed with Ulcerative Colitis. Riverland resident Aleysha Lange said she was a regular 20-year-old who enjoyed playing netball, reading, hanging out with friends and going to work. But since her bowel disease diagnosis at age 15, she continued to deal with pain and other challenges on a daily basis. Continue reading →

By: Lifestyle Desk | New Delhi | Published: May 26, 2020 11:20:32 pm Infection is one of the causes of colon inflammation. (Source: File Photo/Getty Images/Thinkstock) Colon infection or colitis occurs when the lining of the colon, which is present inside ones large intestine, tends to get inflamed. The condition presents itself differently depending on the type and how severe the disease is Continue reading →

Transparency Market Research (TMR) has published a new report titled, Chromoendoscopy Agents Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends, and Forecast, 20182026. Continue reading →

Olympic 200 IM silver medallist Siobhan OConnor has revealed the impact ulcerative colitis has had on her mental and physical health. The Briton has had ulcerative colitis an inflammatory bowel disease for eight years, the diagnosis coming in the same year she turned 16 and competed at London 2012. Continue reading →

Columns May 21, 2020 DEAR DR. Continue reading →

Dear Dr. Roach: Our 44-year-old daughter had an event called VAD, vertebral artery dissection -- a tear in an inner artery -- which has turned her life upside down. Continue reading →

Fungus Shield is a well-known anti-fungal supplement that is focused on preventing stubborn fungal infections in a completely natural way without using harmful chemicals. Fungal infections are very common in general and humans are no different when it comes to being infected. Continue reading →

Jerry Bagel, MD, director of the Psoriasis Treatment Center of New Jersey, sheds light on the clinical utility of newer classes of biologic agents in the management of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis. Bagel: Lets imagine that 12 years ago, in June 1, an 18-year-old boy comes into your office with bad psoriasis. Most likely, 3 months later, that 18-year-old boy is going to matriculate to college, and that moderate-to-severe psoriasis will have a major impact on his quality of life for the next 4 years, increasing his amount of anxiety, depression, and probably ability to focus in school. Continue reading →

As churches and businesses begin to open up and people are deciding how best to protect themselves and those around them, there are millions of people with chronic illnesses for whom these decisions are even more complicated. But the Church has always honored the sacrifices made by those who suffer well for love of Christ, and there are any number of chronically ill saints who are powerful intercessors for those who live with these conditions (and those of us who seek to love them well) Continue reading →