Bowel diseases breakthrough claimed

[Igor_Passau]

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/bowel-diseases-breakthrough-claimed-29454683.html

 

[sir.clausin]

I just read this as well...damn your FAST Igor

Anyways, I remember when I got the diagnose and was thrilled everytime I saw this kind of studies...but nowdays I just go "meh". Because with all these new findings, what does it _really_ mean?! What have happened to all those new promising new therapies and "cures"...not much from what I can see.

And frankly, I don´t give much jack shxt for statements like ""My hope is that we can build on these findings and use Pellino3 as a new diagnostic for Crohn's disease and as a target for new drug discovery". I don´t want new drugs I want a CURE damn it! And when I read "may protect against the development of the incurable Crohn's disease"...ok so we that have this crappy disease, are we f**ked then?

Sorry for the negative tone, but this is a day where I wish I really did not have Crohns and rather have something that could be cured today.

 

[partyboy690]

Irish scientists research breakthrough for Crohn's

Hi people, been a while since I've been on. Hope all are well anyway the point of this thread is to show people that there has been somewhat of a breakthrough for the treatment of Crohn's disease. Scientists from my own land from a college(University College Cork) I was in have been researching inflammatory bowel diseases and they have come to a breakthrough about the disease. Read the full story, hopefully this will lead to more effective treatments

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/scie...nts-for-inflammatory-bowel-diseases-1.1477874

 

[nogutsnoglory]

Very exciting news! I merged party and igor's posts as they are on the same topic. Thanks for sharing guys.

 

[Jmrogers4]

Thanks for posting, hope something promising comes from it.