EFCCA Magazine #19 - May 2017

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EFCCA YOUTH Academy

Type: Article

We have launched our Youth Academy with the aim to increase the representativeness of the youth group, create a cohesive group of leaders of tomorrow and to empower young representatives.

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My IBD Journey - Russian translation available

Type: Article

We are pleased to announce that four of our My IBD journey video series are now also available in Russian, the fifth video translation will be released for next World IBD Day.

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Educational Forum on Biologics

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Results of survey ¨Patients’ perceptions of surgery in IBD¨

Type: Article

The results of the survey " Patients’ perceptions of surgery for inflammatory bowel disease" have been published this month (16 July) in the Colorectal Disease Journal.

EFCCA has...

Final results of perianal fistula survey available

Type: Article

We are excited to share our findings of the survey “The impact of perianal fistula in Crohn’s disease on quality of life” which is being presented virtually at the 16^th ECCO Congress (...

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HCP Training on Biosimilars

Type: Project

EFCCA has been collaborating with Medscape on a training session about biosimilars and the patients' perspective which...

OPTIMISE Study

Type: Clinical Trial

Is there a better way to optimise disease control for patients with ulcerative colitis? A new study aims to find out

Achieving and maintaining effective control of...

The YELLOWSTONE Program is a series of Phase 3 clinical studies for people with moderately to severely active...

EFCCA Magazine #19 - May 2017

EFCCA YOUTH Academy

My IBD Journey - Russian translation available

Educational Forum on Biologics

Results of survey ¨Patients’ perceptions of surgery in IBD¨

Final results of perianal fistula survey available

HCP Training on Biosimilars

OPTIMISE Study

EFCCA Patient Talks

The Impact of Perianal Fistulae on a Crohn’s Disease Patient’s Quality of Life

Yellowstone Program Study