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Mucosa is where tissue meets world. Many of medicine's hardest questions still lie open here — barrier dysfunction, microbiome-host signalling, resolution biology. This topic curates the current evidence with citation rigor.

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EvidenceMucosaJul 8

Klaus Theede: Measuring What Matters in IBD

Klaus Theede is a gastroenterologist and clinical researcher at Amager og Hvidovre Hospital in Copenhagen, where he works within the Gastro-medicinsk Afdeling. Trained as both a clinician and a scientist — he holds an MD and a PhD — Theede occupies a practical position in the field: he is interested in what happens between a patient's last appointment and the next flare, and…

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