… in the pathology of human inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). … factors in disease progression
include diet and associated … found a strong association between MAP contamination and …

… Crohn's diseases in animals and humans population, respectively. Foods with animal origins
may act as reservoirs of M. … performed to assess any significant relationship between the M. …

… to control the disease is not possible in food-producing animals [3]. … To understand the
extent of relationship between … from various types of inflammatory bowel disease, including CD. …

… control strategies for paratuberculosis is important for the food sector and … Mycobacterium
avium subspecies paratuberculosis problem and its relation to the causation of Crohn disease…

… a causal relationship between microbe and disease. These … It is extraordinary that a single
pathogen can so significantly impact global animal agriculture, food safety and human disease…

… their consumption levels of a food when information on a potential pathogen present in the
food is disseminated, even though it is … The inflammation caused by Crohn's disease often …

… Viable MAP is found in the human food chain including pasteurized milk in the US [2] and …
MAP is known to cause Johne disease. It MAY be causative in both Crohn disease and …

… The bacterial taxa showing negative association with MAP infection in animals fed high fiber
diet and therefore more abundant in the HFC group, were different from those described in …

… paratuberculosis (MAP) … , it leads to Paratuberculosis (PTB) or Johne's disease, which is
chronic granulomatous enteritis. This bacterium as the main causative agent of Crohn's disease …

… applied to measure any significant relationship. P value <… diseases such as paratuberculosis
and Johne’s and Crohn’s … Foods with animal origins and especially raw milk and traditional …