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09/01/2026

🔰Editorial Recommendations - January 2026
This month, IBD-ENC presents five carefully curated articles from high-impact journals, offering key insights into the evolving management of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
1) Evidence supports early use of vedolizumab in Crohn’s disease, showing improved remission and safety outcomes
2) A novel oral bispecific antibody (SOR102) demonstrates promising early efficacy in ulcerative colitis
3) New multinational Asian data enhance understanding of PSC-IBD prevalence and outcomes
4) Long-term registry data reveal a declining risk of colorectal cancer after low-grade dysplasia in IBD
5) A meta-analysis questions the continued role of 5-ASA after escalation to advanced therapies

Together, these studies provide a concise snapshot of clinically relevant advances shaping contemporary IBD practice.

👉 Explore more at: www.ibdenc.org

03/01/2026

🔰Watch Now: https://youtu.be/rrXy061EDIE
Creeping fat isn’t just a bystander in Crohn’s disease.
New research highlights how mesenteric adipose tissue and gut microbiota influence inflammation, barrier function, and FMT outcomes. Watch the video.

Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), particularly Crohn’s disease (CD), is increasingly recognized as a disorder involving not only the gut but also the mesente...

31/12/2025

Welcoming 2026 with a significant milestone for the IBD community 🎉

IBD-ENC (Emerging Nations’ Consortium) proudly launches the IBDENC Journal - a peer-reviewed, open-access platform advancing region-relevant IBD evidence from emerging nations.

Here’s to a year of collaboration, research, and global impact.

More at www.ibdenc.org

25/12/2025

✨ Season’s Greetings from IBDENC ✨

This festive season, we celebrate hope, progress, and purpose.
As we welcome 2026, we are proud to announce a landmark milestone —
📘 The launch of the IBDENC Journal – Rise Edition (January 2026).

A peer-reviewed, open-access platform dedicated to advancing region-relevant IBD evidence from emerging nations, empowering better care for patients worldwide.

🎄 Wishing our global IBD community a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year —
bringing you the gift that matters most: evidence that empowers care.

🌐 www.ibdenc.org

17/12/2025

🔰IBD-ENC Journal Recommendation - Multi-Omics Analysis of Ileal Mucosa and Mesentery Before and After Ileocecal Resection in Crohn's Disease.
👉Crohn’s disease (CD) is a chronic inflammatory condition affecting any part of the gastrointestinal tract, with the ileocecal region often being the initial site of involvement. This study explored the microbial and metabolic impacts of ileocecal resection in early CD to better understand its therapeutic value. Using 16S rRNA sequencing and LC-MS/MS, researchers analyzed 68 samples of terminal ileal mucosa and mesentery from 34 CD patients before and after surgery. Results demonstrated improved microbial diversity and metabolic health in both tissues post-resection, alongside distinct spatial changes in microbial and metabolite profiles. Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) pathway analysis further revealed key metabolic shifts associated with remission. These findings highlight ileocecal resection as an effective intervention that not only reduces inflammation but also restores microbial homeostasis, providing multi-omics evidence for its role in guiding precision, microbiome-informed treatment strategies for Crohn’s disease.

This IBD-ENC journal review discusses a high-impact research article published in the United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Journal, available on the wiley ...

15/12/2025

🔰Editorial Recommendations || December 2025
To see more: https://www.ibdenc.org/ibd-journalscan
IBD Emerging Nations’ Consortium (IBD-ENC), presents this month’s top editorial picks from leading global journals!

👉This month’s curated selection highlights:
-Prevention, pre-diagnosis, and patient participation in IBD
-Global epidemiological evolution of IBD
-The role of ultra-processed grains in IBD risk
-Dietary inflammatory potential and its association with Crohn’s disease & ulcerative colitis
-Advances in prediction and prevention strategies for IBD

Each recommendation is drawn from leading international journals, ensuring evidence-based insights for clinicians, researchers, and healthcare professionals.

🔗 Explore more at: www.ibdenc.org

10/12/2025

Gut Microbiome Signatures Linked to Remission in Ulcerative Colitis || IBDENC || JCC Journal - Watch the full video to learn more

New UC microbiome insight!This study highlights how specific bacterial co-abundance groups—especially the Lachnospiraceae-rich CAG8—are strongly linked with ...

02/12/2025

Another key scientific acknowledgment for the IBD Centre, AIG Hospitals with the Review Article titled "The 3Ps of IBD today - Prevention, pre-diagnosis and participation" getting published in the prestigious Nature Reviews. We heartly congratulate Dr. Rupa Banerjee for her relentless pursuit towards IBD care in India and beyond. Click https://rdcu.be/eSgUR to read the full-text.

25/11/2025

Integrating multi-omics data to reveal the host-microbiota interactome in inflammatory bowel disease || New IBD Research Explained || Watch the video to learn more! 🔬

Understanding inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) requires more than studying gut bacteria alone - it demands uncovering the entire interactome between microbes...

22/11/2025

Our Editorial Recommendations of the Month –
🔰To see more: https://www.ibdenc.org/ibd-journalscan
The IBD Emerging Nations’ Consortium (IBD-ENC), presents this month’s top editorial picks from leading global journals!

Dive into groundbreaking insights on the gut microbiome, multi-omics, and host–microbiota interactions in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). This month’s highlights explore:

- Westernized gut microbiome shifts in Indian immigrants
- Multi-omics and microbiota interplay in IBD
- Bacterial co-abundance patterns in ulcerative colitis
- New perspectives on creeping fat and microbiota in Crohn’s disease
- Oral microbiome’s emerging role in IBD

Each study offers a step forward in understanding the complex interplay between our microbiome and intestinal health.
📚 Explore more at www.ibdenc.org

18/11/2025

How Western Diets Reshape the Gut Microbiome in Indian Immigrants | New IBD Research Explained
Watch the video to learn more! 🔬

The adoption of a westernized gut microbiome in Indian Immigrants and Indo-Canadians is closely linked to dietary acculturation.This video breaks down a rece...

14/11/2025

IBDENC (IBD Emerging Nation's Consortium) in its formal journey of five years now stands at the forefront of IBD research, representing patients from our region. It is time to bring the literature that validates and showcase the regional IBD data speaking for its population.

We are extremely excited to announce the Rise Edition (Inaugural Edition) of the IBDENC Journal in January 2026.

An open access, peer reviewed and most importantly featuring IBD data set that matters for us.

A new beginning in IBD research, education and patient welfare for all across emerging nations.