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Phenotypes of inflammatory bowel disease in the Māori population of New Zealand.

Internal medicine journal - 1 Sept 2024

Law David, Patel Rajan, Gearry Richard, Llewelyn John, Theron Byron, Kerrison Clarence, Fulforth James

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BACKGROUND: Māori have historically seen a lower rate of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) compared to New Zealand's non-Māori population. Recent reports have shown an increasing rate of IBD among Māori patients. AIM: We performed a study to identify the phenotypes of IBD in the Māori population. METHODS: Patients with IBD of Māori ethnicity were retrospectively identified from four large regions of New Zealand....

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PMID: 38982857
DOI: 10.1111/imj.16416

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