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My son Robert was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease when he was 15. He is now 21 and in remission. I give so much credit to the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation for all the research and fundraising that they have done over the years...

Check out ourApril 2021 Chapter Newsletter

Today our volunteer spotlights will include special event volunteers. With that in mind, we want to introduce Drs.

Today our volunteer spotlights will include special event volunteers. With that in mind, we want to introduce Drs.

Today, we’re highlighting some of our Georgia Support Group facilitators!

Today, we’re highlighting some of our Georgia Support Group facilitators! Dr. Aja McCutchen is a gastroenterologist and support group leader whose volunteer work is driven by improving drug access, providing support programs, and driving research, especially for women and minorities. Dr.

Today, we’re highlighting some of our Georgia Support Group facilitators!

Its#TakeStepsTuesday, and we want to introduce you to today’s Volunteer Spotlight, Doug Diamond! Doug has volunteered with the Georgia Chapter for 6 years since his son’s diagnosis.

Meet today’s volunteer spotlight, Dr. Kunjal Gandhi! Dr. Gandhi has been volunteering with the Foundation for three years, using her passion for IBD care as motivation for working with us. Working with us as a healthcare provider at GI Specialist of Georgia, Dr.

Great news for the Crohn’s & Colitis community in Massachusetts! Mass.gov updated thePhase 2 COVID-19vaccine eligibility guidelinesto include those with an immunocompromised state ...