Title Slide IBD

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Title Slide - IBD
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Pathophysiology of IBD - pt. 1
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Pathophysiology of IBD - pt. 2
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Pathophysiology of IBD - pt. 3
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Psychosocial Factors are Widely Believed to Play
a Role in IBD
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Stress Does Not Predict IBD Activity 1-3 Months
Later
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Stress Enhances Intestinal Inflammationin a
Murine Model
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Perceived Stress is Associated with Rectal
Inflammation in Asymptomatic UC
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Long-term Perceived Stress Raises the Risk of
Exacerbation in UC
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High Long-term Stress Triples the 8-Month Risk of
Exacerbation in UC
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Circulating Stress Mediators
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Stress Increases Intestinal Permeability
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Effects of Stress on the Immune System
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Stress, Immunity, and Chronic Inflammation
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Effects of Social Stress on the Gut Flora of
Young Monkeys
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Stress Hormones and Gut Bacteria
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Stress Mediators in the Gut
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How Stress Affects Animal Colitis
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Stress and IBD Possible Behavioral and
Psychological Mediators
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Pathophysiology of IBD - Summary
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Pathophysiology of IBD - Summary
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Psychosocial Factors and IBDPossible Points of
Impact
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Psychosocial / Nonpsychosocial Factors Insecure
Attachment and p-ANCA in UC
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Personality in IBD Older Concepts
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Personality in IBD, a Prospective Study
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Characteristic Personality Traits Might Be
Effects of IBD
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Generic Quality of Life in IBD
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Generic Quality of Life in IBD Sickness Impact
Profile Subscales
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Disease-Specific Quality of Life Rating Form
for IBD Patient Concerns
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Top IBD Patient Concerns
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Overall Concern Levels Vary by Country
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International IBD Patient Concerns
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UC Concerns Varying Much or Little Among Countries
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CD Concerns Varying Much or Little Among Countries
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Coping Styles Associated with Poor Quality of Life
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Positive Impact of the Belief that Stress Affects
IBD
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Negative Impact of the Belief that Stress Affects
IBD
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Adaptive Triad in IBD Psychotherapy
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