Read recent news and updates about our work at Guts UK.
Guts UK support important projects to help improve the care of patients with IBD. One of this studies is a project being undertaken by researchers at St Mark’s Hospital, London. The team at St Mark’s,...
27th September 2018
Guts UK is excited about recent research on Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) from Professor Kevin Whelan, at King’s College London. Knitted guts created by Women’s Institute group Cupcakes and Cocktails IBS affects 1 in 7...
15th February 2018
Congratulations to Dr Palak Trivedi for winning the first Dr Falk/Guts UK SpR Award The winner of the first Dr Falk Pharma/Guts UK SpR Trainee Audit/Quality Improvement Award has been announced by the expert panel....
20th December 2017
On December 13th, our CEO Julie Harrington met with Health Minister Steve Brine alongside other founding members of the Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce. Launched in July this year Guts UK joined forces with The Brain...
13th December 2017
(Shelley Whittington from the Hospital Saturday Fund (seen left) presenting the cheque to Katie Haddad, Alice Kington and Fiona Veira.) On 9 December 2017 – The Hospital Saturday Fund presented a cheque at the BSG...
11th December 2017
Pancreatitis, both acute and chronic, is a priority area of research for Guts UK. Attacks of pancreatitis can be extremely painful and make people very unwell. The inflammation associated with the disease can spread to...
1st November 2017
What research should we prioritise on Barrett’s Oesophagus and Gastroesophageal Reflux Disease? Guts UK funds research, raises awareness and provides expert information on digestive disorders. As a charity we want to fund research that directly...
1st September 2017
People with six deadliest cancers have ‘outrageous’ 14 per cent chance on average of living for five years People with the six less survivable cancers in England are almost five times less likely to survive...
19th July 2017
Dr Laura Heath, a recipient of the 2017 Dr Falk-Guts UK Research Grant, has been featured in the Oxford Mail. Read the article by clicking here. If you’d like to learn more about the Dr...
2nd July 2017
From the European Cancer Organisation: A test that measures the levels of five chemicals in the breath has shown promising results for the detection of cancers of the oesophagus and stomach in a large patient...
17th February 2017
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