Inflammatory bowel disease and translational gastroenterology
About this group
Group information
Our research aims to improve the quality of life of patients with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD, including microscopic colitis, and also of patients with other gastrointestinal diseases. Exploring the molecular profile of these diseases is an integral part of projects performed in our research group.
The overarching aim of our research is to identify markers for improved clinical decision making and to uncover pathophysiological mechanisms behind these markers or signatures of markers. Epidemiological and mechanistic links between various disease elements and across different phases of the diseases are examined. Our research programs are conducted in collaboration with national and international research groups, patient organisations, and private companies within the biomarker-, pharmaceutical- and digital sector.
/Jonas Halfvarson, MD, PhD
Professor of Gastroenterology and Consultant Gastroenterologist
Researchers
- Daniel Bergemalm
- Johan Bohr
- Carl Eriksson
- Jonas Halfvarson
- Robert Kruse
- Mårten Lindqvist
- Nils Nyhlin
- Ignacio Rangel
- Samira Salihovic
- Ida Schoultz
- Michiel van Nieuwenhoven
- Anna Wickbom
- Yaroslava Zhulina
- Ahmed Al-Ahmadi, PhD student
- Erik Andersson, PhD student
- Manar Bitar, PhD student
- Olle Björkqvist, PhD student
- Ida Henriksson, PhD student
- Sara Karlqvist, PhD student
- Lucian Marinica Grando, PhD student
- Benita Salomon, PhD student
- Qays Shahed, PhD student
- Sarita Shrestha, PhD student
- Joel Thunberg, PhD student
- Isabella Visuri, PhD student
Research projects
Active projects
- 3TR
- Assessment of anorectal function in patients with inflammatory bowel disease.
- Epidemiology and Genetic epidemiology
- Genome, genome regulation and expression
- Intestinal macrophages in pathogenesis of inflammatory bowel disease
- Irritable bowel syndrome in primary health care
- NORDTREAT
- Phenotyping and treatment of primary health care IBS patients
- Psychological and physiological factors predicting tolerability and weight loss of intragastric balloon in combination with low energy diet and group treatment in adults with obesity
- The effect of low energy diet in combination with cognitive behavioral therapy and intragastric balloons on weight loss and weight maintenance: a randomized controlled trial
