Rome V Explained: What's New in Diagnosing IBS-C

In this episode of Gut Matters, we discuss Rome V, the newest set of internationally-accepted guidelines for diagnosing Disorders of Gut-Brain Interaction (DGBIs) which includes IBS-C.

Johannah Ruddy and Dr. Andrea Shin chat with Dr. Kyle Staller, gastroenterologist at Mass General, about their contributions to the new Rome V updates, and how much the global standard for diagnosing IBS has progressed in the past 10 years. They discuss how Rome V expands the definition of IBS, the most inclusive global standard of IBS to date. For more on Rome V and the Rome Foundation, visit theromefoundation.org.

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