1/n On behalf of co-authors, excited to share our new GEM Project Study Gastroenterology, which shows evidence for the first time that gut microbiome composition is associated with future risk of Crohn’s disease in a prospective cohort following 3483 healthy first-degree relatives

CP24 Breakfast with Williams Turpin talking about the gut microbiome as a potential trigger of Crohn’s disease based on our recent publication GEM Project Ken Croitoru Sinai Health Crohn's and Colitis Canada University of Toronto Gastroenterology+Hepatology Dr Mark Silverberg @WeizmanMD @laura_targownik Vivian Huang, MD Hillary Steinhart