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Annual Evidence Updates on Inflammatory Bowel Disease 2011

The 5th Annual Evidence Update (AEU) on Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is published by the NHS Evidence Gastroenterology and Liver Disease specialist collection  Here you can find expert commentary along with a selection of critically appraised, recently published research.

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