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World IBD Day: a call to arms I’m asking our global IBD community—patients, clinicians, researchers, industry, tech and policy-makers—to rally around three clear goals. 1️⃣ Implement what already works — everywhere We have the tools; we’re just not using them universally. • Faster diagnosis → fewer complications • Early, optimal therapy → healed mucosa, fewer flares • Tight monitoring & rapid action Equity of care: tackle cost, access, education If we did only this, outcomes worldwide would leap forward. 2️⃣ Do all of it better To refine every step we need modern science, tech and coordination. • Liberate knowledge—open data, clear summaries • Smarter trials—minimal placebo, no duplication, global reach • Big-data + AI guidance in real time • Shared funding & infrastructure across academia, industry and patients The payoff: targeted therapies, smart combinations, minimal side-effects and friction-free monitoring within a decade. 3️⃣ Prediction, prevention & cure Predict course after diagnosis—who flares, which drug, when? Predict IBD before it starts—especially in the general population and across Asia & Africa, the next epicentres. Prevention in the general population: better food systems, curb antibiotic overuse Prevention in the high-risk: short-term interception with existing drugs Cure—the summit, built on prediction and prevention. The call • Deliver what already works—everywhere. • Make every step better—through joined-up research, funding and tech. • Drive prediction → prevention → cure. Some we can execute today; some we’re building; some will mature with time—but together it’s a message of hope. Patients: may you get the care you need. Healthcare teams: thank you for delivering care and pushing the field forward. Industry, big tech, society: we need your smarts and investment. World IBD Day is our moment. Let’s get to work. — Charlie from Atomic IBD