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Getting Outside This Summer with Autoimmune Diseases

If you, a friend, or loved one is living with an autoimmune disease, check out our list of tips and tricks to take advantage of everything summer has to offer.
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BRI Seafair Triathlon

Run, Bike, Swim – And Sign Up for a Biorepository at the Seafair Triathlon!

If you’re competing in the BRI Seafair Triathlon, you’ll be excited to learn other ways you can contribute to the fight against autoimmune disease.
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Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis: Building Community through Autoimmunity

Take Steps for Crohn’s & Colitis: Building Community through Autoimmunity

It can be isolating to have an autoimmune disease like Crohn’s or colitis. By bringing people together for exercise and fun, events like Take Steps are building a strong IBD community.
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Let’s Talk: How to Approach Conversations on Autoimmune Diseases

Let’s Talk: How to Approach Conversations on Autoimmune Diseases

Do you have a loved one who was recently diagnosed with a condition such as Type 1 Diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis, or Crohn’s?
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Why Individual Contributions to Nonprofits Matter More Than You’d Expect

Why Individual Contributions Matter More Than You’d Expect

Believe it or not, individual contributions are critical to the success of many nonprofits conducting groundbreaking research.
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Good Medicine and Perseverance: A Winning Strategy for Inflammatory Bowel Disease

Playing competitive soccer for most of her 26 years, Dani Foxhoven knows something about pain.
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A Young Woman who turned Her Type 1 Diabetes into Her Career

Turning Her Diabetes into a Career: 5 Questions with Kendra Baldwin

I graduated from the University of Washington and then went to UNC Chapel Hill where I completed a joint Master of Public Health/Registered Dietitian program.
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All In For Research

Indigo Philo was a freshman in college when she was diagnosed with ulcerative colitis.

This blog does not  provide medical advice, nor is it a substitute
for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.