Results from a comprehensive Norwegian study provide reason for optimism. More patients with Crohn's disease now experience a milder illness compared to previous years, and fewer require surgery.
One-year post-diagnosis, most patients reported minimal or no symptoms. "This is good news and provides cause for optimism," says Charlotte Lund, a PhD candidate at the University of Oslo and a physician at Oslo University Hospital. Photo: Colourbox.com
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