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Dysregulation of the tuft\/IL-25 axis, driven by infections, microbial metabolite fluctuations, or environmental factors (including regional variations in helminth exposure linked to the hygiene hypothesis), is increasingly recognized as a significant contributor to IBD pathogenesis. Consequently, precisely regulating this axis to harness its beneficial effects while mitigating its detrimental potential represents a promising therapeutic frontier. Future strategies should integrate microbiota remodeling, targeted metabolite interventions, and potentially virus-directed therapies. Furthermore, deeper investigation into the impact of geographical environmental factors on this axis and IBD risk is warranted. 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