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Read recent news and updates about our work at Guts UK Charity.

“We’ve GUT this!”

Guts UK has a 6 member team for the 2021 London Marathon on October 3rd. We are delighted to introduce you to our second runner of the 2021 team! It is so important to us...

20th August 2021

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...

2nd August 2021

Shape the future of IBS research!

Update July 2023 Our Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) for IBS has now been completed. This PSP sets out the top 10 research priorities within IBS in the UK and Republic of Ireland and can be...

27th July 2021

Shape the future of pancreatitis research!

UPDATE JULY 2023 Our Priority Setting Partnership (PSP) for Pancreatitis has now been completed. This PSP sets out the top 10 research priorities within Pancreatitis in the UK and Republic of Ireland and can be...

2nd July 2021

How our gut army is celebrating our 50th year!

We are halfway through 2021 already! A lot has happened during these 6 months here at Guts UK, but as always, our incredible fundraisers have continued getting to grips with guts. We are so grateful...

2nd July 2021

#GUTSelfie Campaign

On 27th June 2021, Guts UK launched our unique awareness campaign, The #GUTSelfie Campaign. We reached out to people on Instagram who are affected by a range of digestive diseases. We gave our ‘gut army’...

26th June 2021

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

It’s Guts UK’s 50th birthday!

It’s our 50th birthday! Fifty years ago, on the 14th June 1971, our founders came together and decided they wanted to end the pain and suffering that you and I recognise all too well. A...

13th June 2021