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Oct 30, 2026

Jin W. SungHOST
6:39
Cleared the parasite, but now I have Crohn's.
Jin W. SungHOST
6:42
Ulcerative colitis is the same way.
Jin W. SungHOST
6:44
Ulcerative colitis is more in the large intestine and colon.
Jin W. SungHOST
6:51
It's basically, colitis means inflammation.
Jin W. SungHOST
6:55
And ulcerative means it's tearing it up, really.

5 MINS LATER

Jin W. SungHOST
12:04
What happens when that happens? Your body reacts to it.
Jin W. SungHOST
12:09
It shouldn't be there and the body reacts.
Jin W. SungHOST
12:12
It has an immune reaction, autoimmune problems, right? Of the five things that I just mentioned, GERD, reflux disease, right? Crohn's disease, ulcerative colitis, celiac disease, right? All those things.
Rob MichaelGUEST
4:17
We also continue to make substantial progress with our strategy to combine SCI-RISI with complementary mechanisms to further elevate the standard of care for patients with IBD.
Rob MichaelGUEST
4:29
We have now started a large Phase IIb program in both Crohn's and UC, with SCI-RISI plus our Alpha-4-Beta-7-382, as well as SCI-RISI plus our TL1A-701.
Rob MichaelGUEST
4:46
Moving to neuroscience, we recently expanded our Parkinson's portfolio with the FDA approval of Juvemo.
Rob MichaelGUEST
4:54
Juvemo provides physicians and patients with a meaningful new treatment option and represents a sizable commercial opportunity for AbbVie.

32 MINS LATER

Rob MichaelGUEST
37:10
And we have several catalysts.
Rob MichaelGUEST
37:11
that will help drive their growth next year and beyond, including sub-Q induction for Skyrizzy and Crohn's with higher efficacy and more convenient dosing that will give us an even stronger competitive position.
Rob MichaelGUEST
37:23
We'll see Skyrizzy head-to-head data versus Intivio, which will bolster our position in UC, and we will launch two new derm indications for RINVOC, both vitiligo and alopecia areata.
Rob MichaelGUEST
37:34
So we have very strong momentum in immunology to continue delivering robust growth next year and beyond.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
21:05
But essentially, they don't know what causes ulcerative colitis.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
21:08
They do know it's linked to a certain gene, which is...
Johnny PembertonGUEST
21:11
I think it's about something like 80% around there of people who have UC are of Ashkenazi Jewish heritage.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
21:20
Oh.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
21:21
Which is not me.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
22:16
But I mean, people argue about this forever.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
22:18
I do think it's definitely environmental and dietary.
Johnny PembertonGUEST
22:22
UC and Crohn's disease are on the rise rapidly.
Jin W. SungHOST
1:38
It's 1230 and we're going to get started.
Jin W. SungHOST
1:41
Before actually we get started about the Crohn's and ulcerative colitis information, what I'd like to announce is a seminar.
Jin W. SungHOST
1:51
We will be doing an in-office seminar.
Jin W. SungHOST
1:55
next Thursday the 14th.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:29
Again, the number is 978-688-6999.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:34
Again, the seminar will be next Thursday, the 14th, 6 to 7 p.m., and it will be limited to 20 people.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:43
So please call in and reserve your spot, okay? So today, what we're going to talk about is ulcerative colitis and Crohn's disease.
Jin W. SungHOST
2:53
So what is it? So the traditional definition is basically an inflammatory process that affects our GI symptom, symptomatology.
Nick NorwitzHOST
2:22
It was the day I went on a ketogenic diet for the first time.
Nick NorwitzHOST
2:26
Now, at the time, I was spending a decent proportion of my life in the hospital, suffering with debilitating ulcerative colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease.
Nick NorwitzHOST
2:35
And while my life held a lot of promise for me on paper, a lot of opportunity, I was a PhD student at Oxford with a position secured at Harvard Medical School, my actual future... was very uncertain and far from secure since I just couldn't stay healthy enough to engage with life in any meaningful capacity.
Nick NorwitzHOST
2:51
I really had no life.
Nick NorwitzHOST
3:28
My energy and move improved.
Nick NorwitzHOST
3:30
My inflammation markers dropped to the lowest they'd been in years.
Nick NorwitzHOST
3:35
And at my next colonoscopy, I had no signs of ulcerative colitis on biopsy.
Nick NorwitzHOST
3:41
I was in biopsy-proven remission.
Mike TodorovicHOST
4:12
Very complex.
Mike TodorovicHOST
4:13
That encompasses two major conditions, right? Which is Crohn's disease and ulcerative colitis.
Mike TodorovicHOST
4:19
We're going to tackle them together because the overlap of these conditions is significant, right? Yeah.
Mike TodorovicHOST
4:26
I'm not exaggerating when I say that when I did the research for this topic, I spent...
Mike TodorovicHOST
6:55
Um, all right.
Mike TodorovicHOST
6:56
So what we're going to do, this is the best way I think of doing it is we're going to go through both at the same time.
Mike TodorovicHOST
7:02
So we're not going to do all of Crohn's and all of, um, ulcerative colitis.
Mike TodorovicHOST
7:07
I think it's, it's easier to, because you can compare and contrast them at different points.
Maya PatelHOST
1:47
Safety was consistent with Intivio's known profile, per Takeda, in a summary statement rather than rates.
Alex MercerHOST
1:54
Among patients who reached their assigned target, disease clearance came with a lower hazard of UC-related complications than symptomatic remission, a hazard ratio of 0.33. For those same patients, adding histology over endoscopy showed no measurable added benefit, and the interval is wide, a hazard ratio of 1.10, from 0.45 to 2.69.
Alex MercerHOST
2:16
Honestly, I expected histology to earn more than that.
Alex MercerHOST
2:25
The abstract adds that 79.2% of patients who hit the endoscopic target also had histologic remission.
RachelHOST
1:10
I think you are a South London girl.
RachelHOST
1:12
Is that right? Like me? I know that you guys knows a long time ago with UC, but talk us through those early days.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
1:19
I used to live in South East London, but actually I was diagnosed in Northern Ireland.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
1:24
I was in civil service.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
4:34
In the August of 2005, I had a subtotal colectomy, which wasn't an emergency, but it wasn't really planned.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
4:42
So I was in St. Thomas'.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
4:43
Back then, some people had just started using infliximab for UC, so it wasn't licensed.
Sue BlackwellGUEST
4:49
So Inviximab could only be signed off by the head of department.
CarltonHOST
3:33
Today, we have one booty gangster whose boyfriend has already had one prick but thinks he needs another.
CarltonHOST
3:38
And another listener with ulcerative colitis who is trying to keep crap together, literally.
CarltonHOST
3:43
Someone else who prefers to play only when out of town.
CarltonHOST
3:47
And another booty gangster who just might be too nice even though his friends are toxic.

41 MINS LATER

D'AngeloHOST
45:02
Is it normal that that symptom persists after the injection, and for how long? He would like to get a second injection to be reassured.
D'AngeloHOST
45:08
What's your opinion on this? that
CarltonHOST
45:11
well rectal gonorrhea can be really devastating I've seen cases in guys where their doctors have been treating them for ulcerative colitis or some inflammatory colitis because
D'AngeloHOST
45:23
they never got STI test and like one guy was on high-powered like
Ken BerryHOST
27:29
So i- it's vital, and this is where the carnivore diet comes in.
Ken BerryHOST
27:32
So if you went keto and lots of things are better, but you're still having IBS or IB- IBD or UC or Crohn's symptoms, you need to try from 30 days to 90 days of a carnivore diet.
Ken BerryHOST
27:46
And I promise you, you will never, you will not have been happier about anything in your life than, than the day you started the carnivore diet if you suffer from severe bowel symptoms.
Neisha BerryHOST
27:58
We, uh, well, I don't know if you had it as bad as me, but I had IBS to the point where if we were going on a trip that was longer than an hour, it was 100% going to be at some point me saying, "You need to find an exit and you need to find it now."
Ken BerryHOST
30:21
They start causing inflammation and irritation, so you start getting the diarrhea or the constipation and the cramping and the pain in the belly.
Ken BerryHOST
30:27
Does, does that sound familiar? And so the, here's why it's such a big deal.
Ken BerryHOST
30:31
So many people with IBS or Crohn's or UC have been told by their doctor, the gastroenterologist, their dietician, "You need to eat a diet that's rich in fruits and vegetables." They always say fruits first, right? 'Cause they, they know you'll eat fruits, but maybe you'll eat some vegetables, too.
Ken BerryHOST
30:48
But the problem is, fruits are full of fruit sugar, which is fructose.

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