Dr. Ted Steiner may have known he wanted to be a physician since elementary school, but he had no inkling until his late undergrad years that he might want to become a scientific investigator, let alone one that focuses on fecal matter.
A new study suggests that specialized immune cells that dampen inflammation and help repair the gut could be used as a potential therapy for children dealing with the painful symptoms of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).
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