Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed attends official opening ceremony of Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi #WamNews https://t.co/u5NvBAhhyg

PREDICT train keeps a rolling @DrTineJess #IBD

“Never tried that before so I am sure I can do it” Pipi Longstocking Quote shared by @DrTineJess at an amazing talk about mentoring Such an inspiring and fantastic talk

Such inspirational talks coming from both great women and figures in the field of IBD in #womeninibd, dealing with leadership and recognition. Thanks for walking this path for all us!!

A study of patients with ulcerative colitis identified the HLA-DRB1*01:03 allele as significantly associated with severe disease course, including increased risk for major surgery, hospitalization, and need for high-dose steroids. #UEGWeek https://t.co/URgpflOZx7

Just brilliantly presented by @marie_vibeke at #UEGWeek and now out in @JAMA_current: HLA-DRB1*01:03 is associated with UC severity, including HR=5 for major surgery. Pleasure to have co-supervised this with @DrTineJess https://t.co/D337U7TLbW

Genetic marker of severe UC just published from @alehins @PREDICTIBD @DrTineJess @JAMA_current GWAS on 4491 patients with UC in Denmark • UC diagnosed 1981 - 2022 • 27% had severe disease* Chr 6 locus in HLA region ass with severe disease (OR = 2.2; C.I. 1.96 - 2.5) HLA

New study in ⁦⁦@JAMA_current⁩: UC patients with HLA-DRB1*01:03 face higher risk of severe Disease. 42% of carriers require major IBD surgery within 3 years vs 9% of non-carriers ⁦@marie_vibeke⁩ ⁦@alehins⁩ ⁦⁩ @DrTineJess⁩

It Runs in the Family: What Studying Unaffected Individuals in Simplex and Multiplex Families Tells Us About IBD Development - ⁦@AGA_Gastro⁩ by ⁦@DrTineJess⁩

What is and should be the route to personalisation in IBD? @DrTineJess showing us the way how she is managing this on a Danish and global level with @PREDICTIBD

Looking further : could we start dreaming of prevention and cure? @JoanaTo62523004 as the expert in this domain highlighting all promising markers, cohorts and studies ongoing.

SIGNS OF INFLAMMATORY CHANGES PRESENT AT BIRTH IN VEO-IBD PATIENTS 👦🏼👧🏾🔬🧫🧪 In this unique study, using neonatal blood samples from 464 individuals who later developed IBD, we observed decreased levels of IL-4 and increased levels of IL-17A. Link ➡️ https://t.co/Y50a1h7e5O

Incredibly honored to be hosting Professor Tine Jess at SSMC for an enlightening talk on “Harnessing the Power of Danish Health Data and Biobanks to Predict the Occurrence and Prognosis of Inflammatory Bowel Disease" later this week. @DrTineJess @PREDICTIBD @SSMCAbuDhabi #IBDepi

A fruitful meeting with H.E. Ambassador Rodrigo de Azeredo Santos of Brazil to Denmark and Carlos Henrique Moscardo De Souza on our Danish-Brazilian activities and visions headed by PREDICT Assistant Professor @MaiaraF23818435 and Center Director @DrTineJess 🇧🇷🇩🇰 @GrundforskFond

Wonderful to have H.E. Ambassador Duván Ocampo of Colombia to Denmark visiting PREDICT today. We shared our IBD research and discussed our aims and ambitions for future collaboration between our two countries 🇨🇴🇩🇰 @GrundforskFond @aalborg_uni @AalborgUH @aausund

Amazing last week in Copenhagen. New museum building done. New rhododendron garden in full bloom. Last exhibition before the new museum opens is ready. Thanks to our wonderful staff. I'm extremely proud of what we've achieved during the past 9 years @NHM_Denmark #GoldNotBronze

Congratulation to @JeanFredericCo1 on receiving an Honorary Doctorate @aalborg_uni in the presence of HM The Queen of Denmark 🇩🇰 A wonderful tribute to our collaboration with @MSHS_IBDCenter 🥇 @DrTineJess @GrundforskFond @AalborgUH

‘Bright.Ambitious.Nice’. Visiting professor Dr Tine Jess’ words resonate strong with the people I’m lucky to call my colleagues #Sinaistrong 💪 @MountSinaiGI @DOMSinaiNYC @MSH_GI_Fellows @IcahnMountSinai

Spondyloarthritis in first-degree relatives and spouses of patients with inflammatory bowel disease: A nationwide population-based cohort study from Sweden by Shrestha et al. @jonashalfvarson @DrTineJess https://t.co/ZhauLb5VH2

#GUTImage on the #RecentAdvancesInBasicScience paper by @linzhang8385 on "Early-life exposures and the microbiome: implications for IBD prevention" via https://t.co/dODwTvNYNC @manasiagrawalmd @Siew_C_Ng @DrTineJess