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Higher genetic risk correlates with more severe IBD.
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Study involved over 8,000 Denmark patients.
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Polygenic scores estimate inherited risk for IBD.
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Higher scores linked to worse inflammatory markers.
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Early identification of high-risk patients could improve outcomes.
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Findings emphasize potential utility of genetic testing in personalized care.
Original Source(s)
Genes Predict Bowel Disease Severity
Large study suggests genetic risk scores could help doctors identify patients who need closer monitoring and earlier treatment
March 12, 2026
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