Double Jeopardy: IBD after endometriosis
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This nationwide Danish cohort study found that women diagnosed with endometriosis had an increased risk of developing inflammatory bowel disease.
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Jess Jess T T Frisch Frisch M M Jørgensen Jørgensen KT KT . Increased risk of inflammatory bowel disease in women with endometriosis: a nationwide Danish cohort study Increased risk of inflammatory bowel disease in women with endometriosis: a nationwide Danish cohort study . Gut Gut . 2012;61:1279-1283 2012;61:1279-1283 .
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