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We are happy to share a new guide developed by PASSERELLE and its partners designed to support the onboarding of new members in patient-oriented research teams.

IMAGINE co-funded a randomized controlled study exploring time-restricted feeding (a type of ) in adults with ’s & / . The results? Significant reductions in symptomatic disease activity & inflammation:

Time-Restricted Feeding Reduces Body Mass Index, Visceral Adiposity, Systemic Inflammation, and Clinical Disease Activity in Adults With Crohn’s Disease: A Randomized Controlled Study Overweight and obesity (OO) affect approximately 40% of individuals with Crohn’s disease (CD).1 Visceral adiposity (VAT) is particularly detrimental, contributing to metabolic alterations, systemic inflammation, and adverse clinical outcomes, including reduced response to biologic therapies, incre...

Big news! IMAGINE has received a $2M CIHR Knowledge Mobilization & Implementation Science Extension Grant! This funding will help sustain & grow the MAGIC study, expand data/samples, strengthen patient-oriented research, & ensure research findings are shared in meaningful ways.

IMAGINE patient research partners published this interesting article in on "The Patient Prescription for Integrating Into Gastroenterology Care":

The Patient Prescription for Integrating Artificial Intelligence Into Gastroenterology Care Since 1977, nearly 30,000 peer-reviewed artificial intelligence (AI) health care–focused studies have been published, the majority (approximately 85%) since 2008,1 and since 2019 there is likely many more. Topics of study have ranged from exploring ways to improve the efficiency of health informat...