Inflammatory Bowel Disease Patient-Reported Survey Data
New survey data from Health Union reveals that half of respondents living with inflammatory bowel disease experience symptoms 15+ days per month.
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The High Cost of Living with Inflammatory Bowel Disease
IBD In America 2018, a recent survey conducted by Health Union, revealed that 41% of people with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) say their household finances are significantly impacted by the out-of-pocket costs associated with their condition.
IBD Patients Experience Invisible & Life-altering Burdens
IBD In America 2017 survey results illustrates misdiagnosis, invisible symptoms, and the impact on inflammatory bowel disease patients’ daily lives.
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Living With Crohn’s & Rare Disease: Aaron Blocker
The winner of the 2022 Social Health Award for Revolutionary Researcher is Aaron Blocker. Aaron lives with Crohn’s disease and an ultra-rare genetic metabolic bone disease called hypophosphatasia. He uses his background in scientific research to break down those hard-to-understand topics related to his conditions so that patients can understand the most recent research and breakthroughs.
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Living With Crohn’s Disease – Natalie Hayden
The winner of the 2022 Social Health Award for Community Cultivator is Natalie Hayden. Natalie has been sharing her experiences of living with Crohn’s disease and encouraging others with inflammatory bowel disease since 2016. She talks about her motivation and how she empowers others through her stories and social media presence.
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