Cynthia Seow
@SeowCynthia
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Colossians 3:23. Mum of 3. Professor, University of Calgary. IBD Centre.
Joined November 2019
GLOBAL CONSENSUS: MANAGEMENT OF PREGNANCY AND IBD NOW ONLINE! Free link: https://t.co/looh9yqamd Jointly published: @AGA_CGH
@AmJGastro
@Gut_BMJ
@IBDJournals
@JCC_IBD
@APandT 🙏@HelmsleyTrust for the support & all the scientists & patients who participated! @PIANOIBD @MLongMD
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Healthy mum = healthy baby. Continue IBD medications during pregnancy!
PIANO Registry @AGA_Gastro! 13 yrs,1490 pregnant women w/ IBD. Bottom line: biologic, thiopurine, combination therapy in pregnancy does not increase adverse outcomes, but disease activity does. Don't stop biologics in pregnancy! @Bob_Wachter @EricTopol
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Answers to common questions on #pregnancy and #COVID19 by @aartipole
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@SOGCorg
cbc.ca
For pregnant women, there could be concerns and uncertainty over the potential impact of the coronavirus for them and their babies. Dr. Jon Barrett, a professor of obstetrics and gynecology at the...
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Thank you @taliazenlea
A guide for how to bridge work and like safely for HCWs prepared by my friend and colleague @taliazenlea @UofTGastro @WCHospital Super easy to follow and understand!
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We had an amazing Grand Rounds today for @UCalgaryMed Dept Obs & Gyn If you are a healthcare worker and want to see where we are and what we are doing for #pregnancy and #coronavirus in #yyc follow along - it will be a long thread!
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This includes women with IBD!
Do you know someone in Alberta is is pregnant and living with a chronic illness? We'd like to learn more about their experiences. Please spread the word
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Alberta gov't and Janssen confirm: Remicade can be price matched to biosimilar. Thus, NO cost savings. Do not place IBD patients at potential physical harm and mental anguish by forcing them to switch their Remicade. See @CBCNews article: https://t.co/3xzFteNyeD
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Alberta is looking to switch to covering a cheaper alternative medication for patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) — a move an expert says could harm some patients' health.
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