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African American Pioneers in Medicine

This year, Capital Digestive Care is marking Black History Month by celebrating the contributions of African-American trailblazers in medicine. Throughout February, we will be reflecting on the medical professionals whose groundbreaking work contributed to the patchwork of innovation in their fields, many of whom achieved their accomplishments during segregation and other challenging circumstances.

5 New Year’s Resolutions for Digestive Health

family juicing and eating salad around a table

The state of your digestive system can significantly affect your overall health. Since many people make New Year’s resolutions this time of year, we’re focusing on lifestyle changes that could substantially impact your health. These are resolutions to keep this year and beyond. New Year’s Resolutions for Digestive Health Drink more water. Staying hydrated is […]

Fall Favorites May Not Be a “Treat” for Those with IBD

Halloween Treats that may be bad for people with IBD

​As many people with inflammatory bowel disease know, diet alone can’t prevent IBD. But what you eat can play a major role in controlling your symptoms. During periods of remission between flare-ups, patients with Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis (two types of IBD) may still enjoy a normal healthy diet. But most people with IBD benefit […]