Mo1742 EXAMINING THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SYMPTOM SEVERITY, INFLAMMATION, AND DIETARY INTAKE IN PATIENTS WITH INFLAMMATORY BOWEL DISEASE
Sameeha Rau(University of California, Los Angeles), Berkeley N. Limketkai(University of California, Los Angeles), Benjamin Nulsen, Christina Fasulo, So Won Kim, Jenny Sauk(Harvard University), Xiaoxiao Yin
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