Marquis Ellison says to “finish the race,” whether it’s running a marathon or handling Crohn’s. He shares his tough road to inspire people of every color.

Alexa Federico’s own experience with Crohn’s comes in handy as a nutritionist. Many of her clients have IBD too, and her advice helps them avoid flares.

Need to go? You don’t want to be caught on the go without a plan.

No diet is one-size-fits-all, but with some meal planning, you can eat healthy and avoid Crohn’s flare-ups.

What’s to blame for Crohn’s, a type of inflammatory bowel disease? And what can trigger a flare-up?

Learn how this long-lasting disease causes inflammation and sores along the lining of your digestive tract.

Crohn’s can cause more than stomach problems. Complications can affect your eyes, skin, and more.

Worried about ostomy surgery? Here’s what you need to know. And keep in mind, you can be as active as you want with an ostomy bag.

New therapies for Crohn’s target the immune system to control inflammation and prevent damage to the GI tract.

Roughly 780,000 Americans have this inflammatory bowel disease. John Whyte, MD, discusses the signs, diagnosis, and triggers with two GI experts.