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This study was supported in part by the Canadian Foundation for Ileitis and Colitis. Dr. Guyatt is a career scientist of the Ontario Ministry of Health.
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The authors thank Marysia Donnelly, Helen Pikula, and Drs. R.A. Chambers, C.S. Kumaranayake, T.L. Seaton, M.E. Castelli, S.M. Collins, R.H. Hunt, B.J. Lumb, R.L. Rossman, F.G. Saibil, and E.J. Prokipchuk for their help in recruiting patients for this study.
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