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See Latest ArticlesNatural history of Crohns disease: Comparison between childhood- and adult-onset disease
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Seksik P et al. – Patients with childhood–onset CD exhibit a more active disease and require more immunosuppressive therapy. This feature is observed irrespective of the disease location, suggesting an intrinsic more severe phenotype.
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