Amazing work by Alan Ren “Early life western diet accelerates the onset of murine IL10-/- colitis” CDDW™ CAG Ken Croitoru GEM Project Williams Turpin BHUPESH KUMAR THAKUR

I am thrilled to celebrate Dr. P. Langella’s life research achievement: the Grand Prix INRAe 2023! A world renowned expert in lactic acid bacteria, he discovered the antiinflammatory role of F prau. Congratulations to a mentor, collaborator & friend.

“We commemorate Kristallnacht, rather, for what it presaged and for what it symbolized.
What it presaged was the impending destruction of European Jewry. What it symbolized was the shattering of a moral order that might have prevented their destruction. Kristallnacht was more…

Extremely thankful to Crohn's and Colitis Canada and Pfizer Canada for their support of our research and awards today. As an IBD patient myself, this support is so extremely meaningful for our teams to progress research and treatments for #IBD #diet #microbiome and #cancer

Congratulations to Dr. Sun-Ho Lee MD PhD from Mount Sinai Hospital's Centre for IBD! He is the recipient of a Crohn's and Colitis Canada grant to further investigate the gut bacteria that may lead to Crohn’s disease.

Read about the research team's latest discovery: bit.ly/3QoQW8g.

Ken Croitoru presenting GEM Project data at #SPED2023 . Another great presentation- this time in English….

We are proud to be the feature behind the cover study of Gastroenterology this month, highlighting our impactful study.

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Why do some people develop #Crohn ’s disease and others don’t? Well, it might be due to a combination of gut bacteria.

Researchers based out of #MountSinaiToronto have discovered the bacteria that may be triggering the inflammatory bowel disease.

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Proud of team effort led by Haim and Sun Ho- another major step in understand the pathway to Crohn's disease

Have you heard of the GEM project? Launched in Canada in 2008, this ongoing international study has enrolled thousands of first-degree relatives of #Crohns patients in the effort to identify the triggers of disease onset. Sinai Health

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If reproduced, this proteomic marker to identify at-risk individuals has the prgamatic benefit of easily being translated into serum based assay

American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) Parakkal Deepak MD, MS, FACG Mindy Engevik Rashmi Advani, MD, ABOM-D Sadeea Abbasi, MD, PhD Find a good mentor who will not be upset if you are becoming more successful than him
Be different and think outside the box
Don’t be a follower but a disrupter

#GUTImage from the paper by Haim Leibovitzh et al on

'Immune response and barrier dysfunction-related proteomic signatures in preclinical phase of Crohn’s disease highlight....' via bit.ly/3JSu2Cr

Sun-Ho Lee MD PhD Mingyue Xue PhD Hillary Steinhart Dr Mark Silverberg Remo Panaccione, MD, FRCPC Ken Croitoru

Amazing how much Sun-Ho Lee MD PhD accomplished within the last 4 years! He learned what he did not know in order to achieve skills he needed in order to advance IBD translational research - he reached for the stars and is achieving them! University of Toronto Gastroenterology+Hepatology Sinai Health GEM Project

GRADUATED 🎓Thrilled to have earned a Masters in Public Health in Clinical Epidemiology Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health alongside stellar classmates, faculty and… Tom Hanks

Let’s put knowledge into action and be a force of good for public health💪🏼 #HarvardChan23

So honored to be named the 2023 Rosenthal Humanitarian of the Year by the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation!! The foundation has done so much to improve the lives of those afflicted with these diseases as well as their family members. Crohn's & Colitis Foundation

amazing day sharing expertise and knowledge with the Asan IBD group!!! Thanks for the opportunity to share our research!!

Toronto’s female GI residents (minus Frances Dang) representing at #CDDWCLM2023 Youstina Hanna Fatema Almousawi Chandni Pattni, MD. Yasi Xiao University of Toronto Gastroenterology+Hepatology

Another major step in unravelling the pre-disease continuum in understanding Crohn's disease. Brilliant work by a rising star. So great to have Haim @haimleiboIBD as part of the GEM Project team GEM Project

It was a pleasure hosting Dr. Heather Armstrong this week at Mount Sinai! Thanks for the engaging discussion on #diet , #fibre , and the gut #microbiome in relation to #IBD . We look forward to your next visit and hope that our collaborative efforts will lead to advancements in IBD care.