Irritable Bowel Syndrome Tied to Higher Cholecystectomy Odds in Meta-Analysis
A systematic review and meta-analysis of observational studies found that adults with irritable bowel syndrome had significantly higher odds of ...
Tag: Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Trial Identifies Few Predictors of Response to Internet-Delivered IBS Treatment
An exploratory secondary analysis of a randomized controlled trial found no robust or consistent baseline predictors of clinical improvement following ...
Smartphone app prototype for irritable bowel syndrome therapy passes first usability test
A three-month Japanese usability study found that ten adults with irritable bowel syndrome maintained a 94.9 percent mean daily diary ...
IBS status shifts over one year track small changes in Japanese workers’ stress and support
A two-wave survey of 442 Japanese workers found that irritable bowel syndrome status trajectories over one year corresponded to small, ...
Gene GLS May Drive Irritable Bowel Syndrome Risk Through Mannose Metabolism
A combined Mendelian randomization, SMR and mediation analysis links genetically predicted GLS expression to higher irritable bowel syndrome risk, partly ...
Traditional Chinese Formula Zhizhu Decoction Eases IBS-Like Symptoms in Rats
A network pharmacology and rat study found that the traditional Chinese formula Zhizhu Decoction improved constipation-predominant IBS-like symptoms, intestinal barrier ...
One in Three People with IBS Experience Sleep Disturbances, Meta-Analysis Finds
A meta-analysis of 27 studies finds that 33.32 percent of patients with irritable bowel syndrome experience sleep disturbances, with IBS ...
Salicylic Acid Identified as Key Gut Barrier Compound in Traditional Decoction for IBS
A rat and cell study identifies salicylic acid as the key bioavailable compound in Tiaoqi Daozhi Decoction that restores gut ...
Peppermint oil alters gut microbes and gas production in vitro
An exploratory in vitro study found that peppermint oil reduced microbial gas production and altered gut bacterial communities in samples ...
Gut Microbiome Study Finds Subtle Microbial Shifts, Not Global Dysbiosis, in Gut–Brain Disorders
A metagenomic study of 86 patients finds no overall loss of microbial diversity in disorders of gut–brain interaction, but identifies ...
TRPV4–NCX1 coupling links CCK secretion to diarrhea-like changes in male mice
A cell-and-mouse study found that TRPV4–NCX1 coupling contributes to calcium-dependent CCK secretion and diarrhea-like changes in male mice, without establishing ...
Blastocystis-positive IBS patients show higher IL-8 levels
A cross-sectional study found substantially higher serum IL-8 in Blastocystis-positive IBS patients than in uninfected controls, while subtype 3 predominated ...
Could Personality Traits Shape Fertility? A New Brain-Gut-Gonadal Hypothesis Emerges
A new review proposes that personality-related biological differences, expressed through autonomic, neuroendocrine, and gut pathways, may help explain individual variation ...
Gut’s Second Brain: When Sensory Neurons Misfire, Digestive Disease Follows
A new review argues that maladaptive sensory coding by intrinsic primary afferent neurons in the enteric nervous system may drive ...
Gut Microbes and the Genetic Case for Causality in IBS and Functional Dyspepsia
A bidirectional Mendelian randomization study using genetic variants as instruments identifies five microbial taxa with potential causal links to irritable ...
Gut Before Skin: IBS Tends to Precede Rosacea in Landmark Timing Study
A new analysis of 1,421 patients with both conditions finds irritable bowel syndrome is typically documented before rosacea, a pattern ...
$4 Million NIH Grant Targets Lingering Gut Symptoms When Colitis Inflammation Fades
A $4 million NIH-funded five-year study led by UCLA Health and Mount Sinai will investigate why IBS-like symptoms persist in ...
Exploring Gut-Brain Links in IBS and Childhood Trauma
In recent years, the intersection of gastrointestinal health and psychological well-being has garnered extensive research interest, particularly when examining the ...
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