August 27, 2008
Patient Voices: Crohn’s Disease
How does Crohn’s disease affect the lives of the young? How do men and women cope with the embarrassing symptoms and sometimes invasive treatments? Listen to the stories of seven men and women living with Crohn's disease. (Join the discussion here.)
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Audio recording by: Jennifer Ball, Alex di Suvero, Jeffrey Sauger and Brendan Smialowski.
By Karen Barrow and Bina Venkataraman/The New York Times
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