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Commentaries 1578 Altered intestinal microbiota and blood 1529 Are we improving disease outcomes in IBD? T cell phenotype are shared by patients with A view from the epidemiology side Crohn’s disease and their unaffected siblings C Gower-Rousseau, G Savoye, J-F Colombel, C R Hedin, N E McCarthy, P Louis, L Peyrin-Biroulet F M Farquharson, S McCartney, K Taylor, N J Prescott, T Murrells, A J Stagg, K Whelan, Gut: first published as on 1 October 2014. Downloaded from Caption: The magnificent Vienna City Hall. Vienna J O Lindsay hosts this year’s UEGW. The Gut family wish 1530 Revival of 5-HT3 antagonism as treatment everyone a very successful meeting. of IBS-D? G Barbara 1587 ClC-3 chloride channel/antiporter defect An international journal of contributes to infl ammatory bowel disease gastroenterology and hepatology 1532 Clearance of HBV markers and HCC risk: in humans and mice Impact Factor: 13.319 who is safe? L-Y Huang, Q He, S-J Liang, Y-X Su, L-X Xiong, Editor Q-Q Wu, Q-Y Wu, J Tao, J-P Wang, Y-B Tang, Emad El-Omar (UK) H M Diepolder X-F Lv, J Liu, Y-Y Guan, R-P Pang, J-G Zhou Deputy Editor (Hepatology) Alexander Gerbes (Germany) 1533 A novel twist in polycystic liver disease Deputy Editor (Luminal 1596 Detection of bacterial DNA in lymph nodes W R Cnossen, J P H Drenth Gastroenterology) of Crohn’s disease patients using high William Grady (USA) throughput sequencing Deputy Editor (Endoscopy) Original articles C L O’Brien, P Pavli, D M Gordon, G E Allison Thomas Rösch (Germany) Oesophagus Associate Editors Matias Avila (Spain) 1535 Long-term recurrence of neoplasia and Barrett’s 1607 Changes in medical treatment and surgery Martin Blaser (USA) epithelium after complete endoscopic resection rates in infl ammatory bowel disease: Guy Boeckxstaens (Belguim) M Anders, C Bähr, M A El-Masry, A H Marx, a nationwide cohort study 1979–2011 Thomas Gress (Germany) M Koch, S Seewald, G Schachschal, A Adler, Arthur Kaser (UK) C Rungoe, E Langholz, M Andersson, S Basit, Ernst Kuipers (The Netherlands) N Soehendra, J Izbicki, P Neuhaus, H Pohl, T Rösch N M Nielsen, J Wohlfahrt, T Jess Jake Liang (USA) Julian Panes (Spain) 1544 Use of proton pump inhibitors after antirefl ux Neurogastroenterology http://gut.bmj.com/ Herbert Tilg (Austria) surgery: a nationwide register-based Fabien Zoulim (France) 1617 A randomised trial of ondansetron for OPEN ACCESS Editorial Offi ce follow-up study the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome Gut A Lødrup, A Pottegård, J Hallas, P Bytzer OPEN ACCESS with diarrhoea BMJ Journals K Garsed, J Chernova, M Hastings, C Lam, BMA House, Tavistock Square London, WC1H 9JR, UK Helicobacter pylori L Marciani, G Singh, A Henry, I Hall, P Whorwell,

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