How can you tell if the thick red, scaly, itchy patches of skin appearing on your body are signs of psoriasis? The signs can be sneaky. We help you figure it all out.

Is it safe to have kids when you have this form of kidney disease? Here’s what you should know.

Looking for a gastroenterologist (GI)? Here’s how to find one who’s a perfect match for you and your needs.

These aren’t your generic “hope you feel better” statements, or awkward sentiments of “call me if you need me.” These are phrases that will open a line of communication, and even jumpstart actions that will make a lasting positive impact on the health and life of your loved one.

Is your UC in control of your life? Here are some ways to get back in the driver’s seat, according to people who’ve been there.

Our IBD Facebook community was happy to offer up their collective wisdom.

Working out has tons of health benefits for people with UC. Learn which exercises a UC vet and fitness pros recommend — and how to make them work for you.

Is the terminology of IBD going straight over your head? Here, according to a GI doc, are the key terms you need to know.

It’s hard enough having UC, but being a woman with the disease can bring unique challenges. Here’s what a GI doc wants you to know.

Wondering what to do if chronic diarrhea slows you down while exercising, an accident happens while you’re at yoga, or you’re too tired to work out? These tips can help you get in your daily workout even with UC.