Why gut health issues are more common in women

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Why gut health issues are more common in women By Angela Haupt Editor, Health and Wellness The slogan "hot girls have IBS" is trending online—and has even been splashed onto some pink billboards. While it's a fun catchphrase, it also hints at the fact that women are more likely to have digestive problems than men. Stacey Colino looked into what's driving that gender gap, and how women can best take care of their gut health. READ MORE Share This Story

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