Increased prescriptions for irritable bowel syndrome after the 2018 Japan Floods: a longitudinal analysis based on the Japanese National Database of Health Insurance Claims and Specific Health…

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RT @RomeGastroPsych: Study finds prescription rate for #IBS drugs among flood victims increased 128% immediately after the disaster. Not un…

06 Jun 2022

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RT @RomeGastroPsych: Study finds prescription rate for #IBS drugs among flood victims increased 128% immediately after the disaster. Not un…

06 Jun 2022

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Study finds prescription rate for #IBS drugs among flood victims increased 128% immediately after the disaster. Not unexpected. Floods are stressful and some may be exposed to pathogens (=post Infectious IBS) https://t.co/AhrmXKI4Ed

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