Tine Jess er forsker i inflammatoriske #tarmsygdomme og er leder af DG-centret @predictibd.bsky.social. Her fortรฆller hun om den kroniske tarmsygdom colitis ulcerosa, der er i eksplosiv stigning ๐๐ www.weekendavisen.dk/ideer/det-pi...
Tine Jess, fra DG- centret @predictibd.bsky.social er genudpeget til Danmarks Forsknings- og Innovationspolitiske Rรฅd ๐
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Heather A. Boyd
Anna Damkjรฆr Laksafoss
Henrik Hjalgrim
Gry Juul Poulsen
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk
In a new whitepaper published in the International Journal of Wellbeing, the usability of various epidemiological study designs are at the core. While focusing on the study of compassion, the whitepaper investigates how methods from research into chronic diseases can also contribute to other fields๐
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@manasiagrawal.bsky.social
@annevinkel.bsky.social
Mette Julsgaard
Jean-Frederic Colombel
Tine Jess
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk
Our new study, published in Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology, adresses the current knowledge gap on the prediction of IBD based on early life risk factors, developing a clinically valid prediction model - particularly for the younger-onset of UC.
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Persons with IBD has a much higher risk of spondylarthritis (SpA) than others. This is one of the most significant findings in our new study that has just been published in Arthritis & Rheumatology ๐
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What a pleasure to participate in #ECCO26! ๐
We were happy to contribute with talks, oral presentations of abstracts, and poster presentations. Associate Professor @sazonovs.bsky.social received the Young Researcher Award 2026 and Assistant Professor Filip Ottosson received the ECCO Grant.
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For an overview of our presentations, see www.predictibd.dk/meet-predict...
We are widely represented at ECCOโ26 Congress, providing a number of presentations, talks, and poster presentations. We are looking very much forward to participating in the transformative discussions on how, together, we can improve holistic care for the millions living with IBD worldwide. See you!
After five months, we are now saying goodbye to Mical Woldu ๐ฎ๐น During her internship, she carried out a nationwide Danish cohort study to see whether IBD clusters within families affects the development of IBD โ helping to highlight the role of environmental factors alongside genetics
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New study in Gastroenterology shows thatย increased aggregated genetic risk of IBD is associated with a more severe disease course, as measured by inflammatory markers,ย medication need, hospitalizations, and gastrointestinal surgeries.
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Authors ๐๏ธ
Marie Vibeke Vestergaard
Alonzo Alfaro-Nรบรฑez
@sazonovs.bsky.social
Georgios Athanasiadis
Tine Jess
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk
Though often co-studied, our latest study reveals that Crohnโs Disease and ulcerative colitis harbor distinct genealogical, genetic, and microbial associations with a broad spectrum of immune-mediated inflammatory diseases (IMIDs).
See all disease profiles in Nature Communications. Link in Comments
๐ฉบBehandling med #statiner kan mindske risiko for at udvikle sygdomme som #Crohns sygdom og #colitis ulcerosa ๐Studie fra DG-center
@predictibd.bsky.social ๐
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It has been a fruitful day for our OPTICS group meeting with collaborators across disciplines and from around the world, ambitiously aiming to elucidate the role of microplastics as risk factors of IBD, specifically regarding the yet unexplained segmental intestinal inflammation of Crohnโs disease.
Authors
Anders Mark-Christensen
Anthony Charles Ebert
Gry Juul Poulsen
Sรธren Laurberg
Jens Fuglsang
Tine Jess
Mette Julsgaard
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk
Laparoscopic surgery is generally believed to have a lower risk of adverse pregnancy and birth outcomes than open surgery. However, in our new study of women with IBD who had undergone abdominal surgery, we found no difference in outcomes based onย surgery approach
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โ๏ธManglen pรฅ sollys i vinterhalvรฅret kan have konsekvenser for sundheden. Bรฅde pรฅ den korte og lange bane. Centerleder Tine Jess, @predictibd.bsky.social, forklarer hvorfor og giver tre gode rรฅd๐
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Authors ๐๏ธ
Jonas J. Rudbรฆk
Adam Koziol
Alice Fracchia
Madeleine Ernst
Aleksejs Sazonovs
Martin Woergaard Kjรฆr
Nis Borbye-Lorenzen
Kristin Skogstrand
Tine Jess
Filip Ottosson
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk @ssi-dk.bsky.social
For the first time globally, we have observed changes in the newborn metabolome of individuals who later develop IBD. Our study has just been published in Gastroenterology and establishes a foundation for future research into early metabolic alterations in IBD.
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Our latest study is out! ๐ Weโve uncovered 8 reproducible patterns of FC and CRP in #IBD, moving us closer to individual patient prognostication.
Developed by our team and validated in Denmark with @predictibd.bsky.social ๐ด๓ ง๓ ข๓ ณ๓ ฃ๓ ด๓ ฟ๐ค๐ฉ๐ฐ
Pre-proof in @CGHJournal: www.cghjournal.org/article/S154...
Authors ๐๏ธ
Olivia Mariella Anneberg
Sjurdur Frodi Olsen
Anne Vinkel Hansen
Mette Julsgaard
Anne Ahrendt Bjerregaard
Thorhallur Ingi Halldorsson
Tine Jess
Maiara Brusco De Freitas
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk @ssi-dk.bsky.social
Our study on maternal intake during pregnancy suggests that adhering to a diverse dietary pattern with a broad intake of various food groups may protect against IBD in offspring. This finding may be key in future preventive strategies targeting early risk factors.
๐ www.nature.com/articles/s43...
Authors
Nathan Constantine-Cooke
Marie Vibeke Vestergaard
Nikolas Plevris
Karla Monterrubio-Gรณmez
Clara Ramos Belinchรณn
Solomon Ong
Alexander T. Elford
Beatriz Gros
Aleksejs Sazonovs
Gareth-Rhys Jones
Tine Jess
Catalina A. Vallejos
Charlie W. Lees
@dg.dk @aau.dk @aalborguh.rn.dk
Better monitoring of patients with IBD. That is the aim of our new study exploring inflammatory trajectories of patients with IBD. The study has been carried out at the initiative of @edinburgh-uni.bsky.social and just been published in @aga-cgh.bsky.social.
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HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL OF YOU FROM ALL OF US AT PREDICTย ๐ฒ
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A special thank you to all our collaborators, national and international across scientific disciplines, for a great year with wonderful interactions and great achievements.ย
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We look forward to continuous and new collaborations in 2026 ๐
Authors ๐๏ธ
Alonzo Alfaro-Nรบรฑez
Stina Christensen
Jette Ellehauge
Jens Ole Eriksen
Gitte Andersen
Esther A. Jensen
@dg.dk @aau.dk
Human faecal samples can be used for the early detection and characterization of colorectal cancer and has a much lower error ratio, cost and less discomfort to patients than colonoscopy. That is one of the most interesting findings in our new study โก๏ธ www.nature.com/articles/s41...
Center Director Tine Jess has participated in the 2. European Science Diplomacy Conference. In line with the key messages of the conference, PREDICT has a particular focus on extending our core collaborations from leading institutions in Europe and the US to stakeholders in the Global South.
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