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- Genetic link to UC/IBD

- UC vs. Crohns and/or indeterminant colitis: flipsides of the same coin? - what percentage of patients eventually have their diagnosis changed? How often after the initial dx is the 'new' diagnosis confirmed? Also, did the dx actually change, or was the patient initially misdiagnosed? Or, is there really not much difference in UC vs. Crohns other than how the disease originally manifests?

- Is UC really more prominent in northern hemisphere, western nations, or is it just reported/properly diagnosed in these regions more often?

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