Researchers from Michigan Medicine and the Cleveland Clinic have found that a blood test identifying food sensitivities can help reduce abdominal pain in irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) patients. This test could offer a more personalized way to manage IBS, particularly for those with mixed symptoms, a group with few treatment options. Could this breakthrough pave the way for a new approach to IBS care? Keep reading to find out.
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