Category Archives: IBS Impact

16 Years and 17 IBS Awareness Months: The Work Continues 2023-2024

by Nina Pan, IBS Impact founder and primary blogger for IBS Impact. Eleven years ago, on April 24, 2013, I wrote a post for IBS Awareness Month that began with some reflections on my personal experiences with IBS, as well as my motivations for IBS Impact. At that time, I had been living with IBS …

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April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month 2024

April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month. IBS affects, depending on the source, anywhere from 5-15% of the population in different countries on every continent of the world. In the U.S, this prevalence exceeds that of diabetes, chronic kidney disease, asthma, adults with chronic heart disease, and, by far, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), with which …

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IBS Impact’s Top Countries and Top Posts of 2023

For the New Year, IBS Impact is once again participating in the common December-January blogger tradition of highlighting popular posts and interesting blog statistics from the year just past. This blog reached readers in 63 countries and territories during 2023. The cumulative total is169 for the 12 years WordPress has made country statistics available to …

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Updates to IBS Impact.com Main Website, December 2023

IBS Impact has recently completed the latest round of updates to many pages of our main website,  IBS Impact.com, The home page linked above and the advocacy page, IBS page,  research page, IBS studies page, resources page, family and friends page, IBS and children page, and links page, all have additions or updates of content …

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15 Years and 16 IBS Awareness Months: Step By Step 2022-2023

by Nina Pan, IBS Impact founder and primary blogger for IBS Impact. Ten years ago, on April 24, 2013, I wrote a post for IBS Awareness Month that began with some reflections on my personal experiences with IBS, as well as my motivations for IBS Impact. At that time, I had been living with IBS …

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April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month 2023

April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month. IBS affects, depending on the source, anywhere from 5-15% of the population in different countries on every continent of the world. In the U.S, this prevalence exceeds that of diabetes, chronic kidney disease, asthma, adults with chronic heart disease, and, by far, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), with which …

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IBS Impact’s Top Countries and Top Posts of 2022

For the New Year, IBS Impact is once again participating in the common December-January blogger tradition of highlighting popular posts and interesting blog statistics from the year just past. This blog reached readers in 59 countries and territories during 2022. The cumulative total is 168 for the eleven years WordPress has made country statistics available …

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Updates to IBS Impact.com Main Website, December 2022

IBS Impact has recently completed the latest round of updates to many pages of our main website,  IBS Impact.com, The home page linked above and the advocacy page, IBS page,  research page, IBS studies page, resources page, family and friends page, IBS and children page, and links page, all have additions or updates of content …

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14 Years and 15 IBS Awareness Months: Holding on to Hope 2021-2022

by Nina Pan, IBS Impact founder and primary blogger for IBS Impact. Nine years ago, on April 24, 2013, I wrote a post for IBS Awareness Month that began with some reflections on my personal experiences with IBS, as well as my motivations for IBS Impact. At that time, I had been living with IBS …

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April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) Awareness Month 2022

April is Irritable Bowel Syndrome Awareness Month. IBS affects, depending on the source, at least 25 million and perhaps up to 58 million women, men and children in the United States and anywhere from 9-23% of the population in different countries on every continent of the world.  In the U.S, this prevalence exceeds that of …

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