MD, Gastroenterologist with a special focus on IBD/nutritional medicine/gender studies #ClinicianScientist @MHH_life @PRACTIS_MHH
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Red meat and associations with colorectal cancers
🥩Beef: 30% ⬆️ risk
🐖Pork: 17% ⬆️
🐑Lamb: 11% ⬆️
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #cancer #diet
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
The overall diet matters more than individual foods and nutrients
Portmann, @Jess_Fitz_APD, @EmmaHalmos, Bryant & @Alice_APD summarize IBD-specific diet quality index:
✅ No dietary quality index has been validated for an IBD population
✅ The DGI-2013 index meets the most criteria and is based on the Australian people:
🔸dietary data collected via a 111-item food frequency questionnaire
🔸anthropometry (body mass index, waist circumference)
🔸cardiometabolic risk factors (insulin resistance, cholesterol)
🔸health-related behaviours (e.g., smoking, activity)
🔸included UC population with ileoanal pouch
✅ Other valuable indices to assess diet quality: DHD Index-2015, PHDI, and HEIFA-2013
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
High intake of ultra-processed grains (packaged breads, cookies, pastries, sweetened cereals, crackers, ready to heat pizza or pasta) is associated with ⬆️ risk of inflammatory bowel disease, while minimally processed grains are protective
#GITwitter #IBD
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
⭐️I am thrilled to share our latest publication, which describes the gastrointestinal manifestations of Yao Syndrome (NOD2-associated autoinflammatory disease)!
link.springer.com/article/10…
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #rheumatology #rheumtwitter #YaoSyndrome #YAOS
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Honored to co-author this interantional SAR-endorsed consensus on small bowel #Crohn’s disease strictures! 🙌
Key updates:
➡️ Stricture = dilation ≥2.5 cm (not 3.0 cm)
➡️ Failed endoscopic passage = stricture, even without dilation
🔗 doi.org/10.1148/radiol.24312…
#IBD #Radiology
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
First ever ECCO consensus on diet in IBD. Historic moment for clinical application of diet. Dietitian access to all patients for IBD recommended.
@Alice_APD @Jess_Fitz_APD @VaioSvolos @KGerasimidis @BonehRotem @LGodny @sarbagili @ProfWhelan @kgikas10
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Diet shapes the gut #microbiome, which is at the center of health and disease
#MedTwitter #GITwitter
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Our manuscript on what we know about biological #sex and #IBD published in @NatRevGastroHep is available free this month as a part of the special Focus on IBD in the June issue for anyone interested in taking a look!
@UAlberta_FoMD @UM_RadyFHS @JEGhia
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Our manuscript on sex in #IBD is online @NatRevGastroHep 🥳
Using my prior experience with grad reading courses @UAlberta_FoMD, @JEGhia PhD student Diane Tshikudi & I helped launch @UM_Immu IMMU7090 & Diane's exceptional classwork resulted in publication!
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
From GHA ➡️ The Mediterranean diet is linked to health-promoting gut microbes. This study highlights diet can drive beneficial changes in gut chemicals, offering potential to reduce inflammation in ulcerative colitis.
👨⚕️ @nhaskeyRD
Read now 🔗 ow.ly/uqcH50VXTaB
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
📚 Learn more about a nice update on the role of nutrition alongside medications in IBD management: jenterocolitis.org/storage/u…
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Happy to share our Perspective "Microbiome for clinicians" authors.elsevier.com/sd/arti…, just out in @CellCellPress. A piece written by #microbiomeclinicians (@Siew_C_Ng @GiovanniCammar9 @h_sokol @EranElinav @Elinav_Lab @WeersmaLab & many others) for #microbiome clinicians.
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Approximately one third of a woman's life is spent in menopause, yet this remains a vastly under-researched area across many levels
Congratulations on shedding light on this important topic
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
🌠Very happy to see this work finally published in @UEGJournal !
Learned a lot about the topic and recommend it to everyone in GI and beyond to have a look 👇
Fantastic effort from @my_ueg ED Task Force lead by C.Ciacci and young⭐️ E. Manthopoulou
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Outstanding Review on diet in IBD
Difficult to choose the best slides from @HenitYanaiMD IBD 5 Nations meeting
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
New #BSGGuideline #GUTGuideline by Prof James East et al entitled
"British Society of Gastroenterology guidelines on colorectal surveillance in inflammatory bowel disease" via
bit.ly/43vCqlB
@drmorrisgordon @ShahidaDin1 @DrChrisLamb @anjan_dhar6 @sdolwani @DrBuHayee @airedaledodger @BritSocGastro @drgauravbnigam @JohnMorris_Endo @IBD_MB #IBD #Surveillance #GUTOnline
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Short-chain fatty acids: anti-inflammatory powerhouses derived by the gut microbiota in response to fiber. Some #probiotics can also ⬆️ SCFAs.
#MedTwitter #GITwitter #microbiome
nature.com/articles/s41579-0…
Miriam Wiestler retweeted
Fantastic review of #FermentedFoods
Figure shows impact of preparation on postbiotic, metabolite (FDM), live microbes (FAM), and probiotic content.
Paper also highlights research needs
Great works from @GutBugs2 @GardnerPhD
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Miriam Wiestler retweeted
🧐 New study reveals that industry-sponsored research on unprocessed meat consumption often downplays health risks, highlighting the impact of COI in scientific findings. Plus most used inappropiate comparators biasing results in favor of meat
Congratulations @nutreconciencia for such big piece of work I am super proud
🔗 Read more: sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
@DrAlanDesmond you are going to like this