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is a debilitating inflammatory bowel disease for which there's no cure, although it can be managed to some extent. Now a new study outlines how Crohn's can be spotted much earlier – potentially opening up more treatment options.
"Our research shows that the bowel damage we're seeing at the point of diagnosis is just the tip of the iceberg,""So many changes are subtly taking place in the body before the disease takes hold. This has huge implications for prevention as it highlights that there's a window of opportunity for treatment."
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