Digestive Health

Expert advice for navigating your first year on a college campus with IBD, from someone who’s gone through it.

Even when your inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is in remission and you are feeling OK, it is still important to keep appointments with your specialist.

Having a sensitivity to gluten, whether Celiac or not, can increase your chance of developing thyroid disease.

Have you had friends or family ask, “Aren’t you pushing yourself too hard?” Here are some tips to help put their minds at ease.

These expert tips can help parents who are caring for a new infant with reflux, especially at night.

Proton pump inhibitors are the most effective medicines for reducing stomach acid. But studies suggest those drugs have several serious downsides.

If you have persistent stomach distress, don’t take it lightly: It could be gastritis. Here’s how it’s caused and how to find relief.

An ostomy is not a perfect system but it can drastically improve a patient’s life.

Just because you’re going gluten-free, doesn’t automatically mean healthy. Here’s how to take care of your diet and yourself.

Dealing with Crohn’s flare ups? Might be time to talk to your doctor about adding fats to your diet to lower inflammation.