Inflammatory bowel diseases in Faroese‐born Danish residents and their offspring: further evidence of the dominant role of environmental factors in IBD development

T. Hammer; S. N. Lophaven; K. R. Nielsen; M. von Euler‐Chelpin; P. Weihe; P. Munkholm; J. Burisch; E. Lynge

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Inflammatory bowel diseases in Faroese‐born Danish residents and their offspring: further evidence of the dominant role of environmental factors in IBD development

T. Hammer, S. N. Lophaven, K. R. Nielsen, M. von Euler‐Chelpin, P. Weihe, P. Munkholm, J. Burisch, E. Lynge

Heilsugranskingareindin í Sjúkrahúsverkinum - Department of Research, the National Hospital of the Faroe Islands
Depilin fyri Heilsu og almannagransking - Center of Health Science

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DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1111/apt.13975
Publication status	Published - Apr 2017

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