A spotlight on our Inflammatory Bowel Disease program

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Research shows that one in 150 Canadians have Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), making Canada one of the countries with the highest occurrence rates in the world.*

Sinai Health’s Centre for Inflammatory Bowel Disease, located at Mount Sinai Hospital, has gained a global reputation for expert care, education, and innovative research. This groundbreaking research helps advance what’s possible in the specialized care provided to patients, and offers hope for the future for people living with IBD.

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*According to Crohn’s and Colitis Canada

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