Want to use your experience with Crohn's or ulcerative colitis to help others? These veteran patient advocates have the tips you need to get started.

Symptoms of pancreatic cancer can mimic those of IBD, so sometimes, it's hard to tell if it's just a typical IBD flare, or something more. Always talk to your doctor if you are experiencing new and different symptoms of IBD.

Crohn’s and UC can break down your body, and it can take years to build your health back up. Here’s how one man did it through fitness.

Living with a chronic illness is challenging. Living with a chronic illness while working a full-time job? Sometimes unbearable. It might be time to scale back.

Jackie, who has ulcerative colitis, pens an open letter to the surgeons that saved her life — with a few suggestions for improving communication.

These tasty recipes, from appetizer to dessert, will make your mouth water — without that reflux burn.

While they may be only one letter apart, IBD and IBS are separate conditions. Learn the similarities and differences here.

What with all the stigma surrounding ulcerative colitis and other digestive health conditions, this woman has one simple plea for modern society.

Researchers found that a positive fecal occult blood test result is associated with a 58 percent higher risk of death from all causes. Invisible blood in the stool is believed to be a marker for inflammation in the body, which can indicate a serious medical problem.

HealthCentral spoke with three women who successfully applied for Social Security insurance benefits about their experiences and advice for others.