Crohn's Disease

    Crohn's Disease is a chronic, recurrent inflammatory disease of the intestinal tract. The disease begins as small, microscopic nests of inflammation which persist and smolder. The lining of the intestines can then become ulcerated and the bowel wall thickened. Symptoms can include acute abdominal pain (which can mimic appendicitis), diarrhea (sometimes bloody), fever, weight loss, fatigue, and lethargy.¹

Benefits of study participation:

If you qualify for a Crohn's study, you may receive (at no cost):
- Routine Blood Test
- Physical Examination
- Study-supplied medication
- Compensation for time and travel

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¹Source: "Crohn's Disease", pamphlet, ©MEDUCATE^TM