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ICN Research Explained: the COMBINE Trial

What was the key study finding?

The COMBINE study compared the treatment of pediatric Crohn’s disease with an anti-TNF biologic alone versus an anti-TNF biologic combined with low-dose oral methotrexate.  The study found that adding methotrexate reduced the risk of treatment failure for adalimumab, but not for infliximab. Methotrexate did lead to more side effects, but these were mostly mild and rarely led to the stopping of treatment.



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LOOP is an important place for our community to keep #TalkingAboutIBD. It’s a place where #StoriesMatter - where they connect us, build confidence, validate our experiences, remind us we are not alone, and motivate us to continue improving together.

So far, in 2022, 41 stories have been published by patients, caregivers, clinicians, collaborators, researchers, staff & leaders from across the ICN community sharing their unique perspectives on and experiences with IBD. Our top stories this year have covered a variety of topics, including: research on diet and fatigue, innovative IBD projects, new member introductions and top tips for newly-diagnosed patients, conversations about medical trauma, collaborating with IBD caregivers, and gratitude for leadership and learning together so we can all improve the health and care of people living with IBD.









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