Clinical and translational gastroenterology · 2023
Social Network Diversity and the Daily Burden of Inflammatory Bowel Disease.
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Greene-Higgs LaVana, Jordan Ariel, Sheehan Jessica, Berinstein Jeffrey, Admon Andrew J, Waljee Akbar K, Riehl Megan, Piette John, Resnicow Kenneth, Higgins Peter D, Cohen-Mekelburg Shirley
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INTRODUCTION: To examine the association between social network, daily inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) burden, and related cognitive factors such as loneliness and psychological well-being.
METHODS: Using survey data, we compared the relationship between social network diversity and daily IBD burden with multivariable linear regression.
RESULTS: Patients with IBD with higher social network diversity reported a lower daily IBD burden. This association was more common among those who reported a higher degree of loneliness than those with a low degree of loneliness.
DISCUSSION: We should consider diverse social connections as an indicator of risk for higher IBD burden, especially among lonely patients.
METHODS: Using survey data, we compared the relationship between social network diversity and daily IBD burden with multivariable linear regression.
RESULTS: Patients with IBD with higher social network diversity reported a lower daily IBD burden. This association was more common among those who reported a higher degree of loneliness than those with a low degree of loneliness.
DISCUSSION: We should consider diverse social connections as an indicator of risk for higher IBD burden, especially among lonely patients.