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From Mountains to Marathons – Ethan’s Story

Guts UK were delighted to have five London Marathon places in 2021. When pulled names out of a toilet (very fitting), Ethan was one lucky winner! Meet our third runner, Ethan: The lovely Ethan was...

World Microbiome Day 2021

On June 27th Guts UK celebrates World Microbiome Day each year. Today we’re answering all your questions about the microbiome! What is the gut microbiota? This refers to all the microorganisms that live inside your...

24th June 2021

“My dietitian saved my life” – Dietitian’s Week 2021

Each year, the British Dietetic Association build the general public’s knowledge and awareness surrounding ‘What Dietitians Do’ and how they can help you. We want to help spread the word! For those with digestive conditions,...

7th June 2021

World Digestive Health Day 2021

HAPPY WORLD DIGESTIVE HEALTH DAY! Today is a much awaited day on the Guts UK calendar. Guts UK is the only UK charity funding research into the digestive system from top to tail. We must...

28th May 2021

World IBD Day 2021

On World IBD every year, patient organisations come together from all over the globe to raise awareness of Crohn’s disease & Colitis. Guts UK is proud to fund 11 current active research projects into Crohn’s...

19th May 2021

World Barrett’s Day 2021

Guts UK is proud to be a part of World Barrett’s Oesophagus Day on the 16th May 2021. What is Barrett’s Oesophagus? Barrett’s oesophagus is a term used for pre-cancerous condition where the normal cells that...

16th May 2021

Diverticulosis around the world

A new review has been published about diverticulosis (in the bowel) with data from countries around the world. But before we dig deep into diverticulosis around the world, it’simportant that you know the difference between...

20th April 2021

The World’s 1st Microscopic Colitis Awareness Week!

Guts UK is proud to organise the World’s 1st Microscopic Colitis Awareness Week. Raising awareness of microscopic colitis is so important, as there are simply too many people living undiagnosed in the UK. This week...

12th April 2021