10th September 2018
Love Your Gut Week is an initiative of Yakult UK Limited, in association with charity and healthcare professional organisations Guts UK charity (formerly Core), Bowel & Cancer Research, St Mark’s Hospital Foundation, The IBS Network, the Bowel Disease Research Foundation and the Primary Care Society for Gastroenterology.
In Ireland the campaign is supported by The Irish Society for Colitis & Crohn’s Disease, the Irish Practice Nurses Association and the Irish Nutrition & Dietetic Institute.
The annual digestive health campaign highlights the vital role of the digestive system and emphasises the importance of good gut health through educating the public.
Whether it is through expert tips, recipes or first-hand experiences, the campaign aims to educate and drive awareness of digestive health issues and chronic conditions, as well as the importance of acting on symptoms fast.
Link for more information about Love Your Gut Week https://loveyourgut.com/love-your-gut-week/
Guts UK funded researchers at University College London have discovered that a simple health questionnaire could be a highly effective tool to pre-screen people for early signs of oesophageal cancer, enabling much earlier diagnosis and treatment....
6th December 2019
Pancreatic Exocrine Insufficiency (PEI) can develop when the pancreas doesn’t work properly. The pancreas is a key component of our digestive system and has two main functions. Initially it breaks down food into smaller parts...
29th November 2019
Bart’s Cancer Institute is designing a research project on pancreatic cancer. The project aims to evaluate known risk factors of pancreatic cancer, and identify novel ones, in a multi-ethnic population of East London. The project...
27th November 2019
Guts UK is proud to be part of The Anaemia Community. Working alongside patients, patient groups, other charities and healthcare professionals – we’re committed to improving the understanding of the impact of iron deficiency anaemia on...
26th November 2019
Happy World Toilet Day from Guts UK! This year, we want to talk all things loos & poos. Do you sit properly when using the toilet? Our gut is not designed to completely open when...
19th November 2019
In August 2018, Mark Fillery passed away following a four month battle with pancreatitis. The family first shared Mark’s Story in Guts UK’s Kranky Panky Pancreatitis Awareness Campaign in November 2018. Over the past year,...
11th November 2019
