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Eating red meat 'can trigger worse symptoms' in people with irritable bowel disease
Eating red meat may trigger worse symptoms in individuals with irritable bowel disease (IBD). The article highlights a potential link between red meat consumption and increased symptom severity for those affected by IBD.
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