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Learn about data sets available to the research community
Learn about data sets available to the research community
See the latest papers published by the IBDGC and collaborators
See the latest papers published by the IBDGC and collaborators
Find out how IBD patients can participate in our research
Find out how IBD patients can participate in our research
Working Groups
Working Groups
Genome Analysis in IBD
Genome Analysis in IBD
Response to Therapy
Response to Therapy
Tissue-Pathology
Tissue-Pathology
International Engagement
International Engagement
Global reach through sustained partnership between the International IBDGC and the NIDDK IBDGC serving as a Data Coordinating Center. Learn more about the IBDGC:
Global reach through sustained partnership between the International IBDGC and the NIDDK IBDGC serving as a Data Coordinating Center. Learn more about the IBDGC:
Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
Join Cedars Sinai's F. Widjaja Inflammatory Bowel Disease Institute for their 2025 IBD & Women's Health Conference!
Join Cedars Sinai's F. Widjaja Inflammatory Bowel Disease Institute for their 2025 IBD & Women's Health Conference!
When: Saturday, September 13, 2025
When: Saturday, September 13, 2025
With speakers Dr. Puja Khanna and Dr. Maria Abreu, learn more about the unique challenges faced by women living with IBD and how these patients can strive to educate and empower themselves through these challenges! Both a healthcare professional approach and patient-focused track will be available. Don't forget to register by scanning the QR code!
With speakers Dr. Puja Khanna and Dr. Maria Abreu, learn more about the unique challenges faced by women living with IBD and how these patients can strive to educate and empower themselves through these challenges! Both a healthcare professional approach and patient-focused track will be available. Don't forget to register by scanning the QR code!
CONNECT WITH US
CONNECT WITH US
Stay in touch with current IBDGC work and the wider IBD research community:
Stay in touch with current IBDGC work and the wider IBD research community:
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