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Guts UK is delighted to be hosting a free online event to help people get to grips with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) At Guts UK, we provide expert, evidence-based information about irritable bowel syndrome, which is...
In 2024, a SeHCAT scan led to Sophia being diagnosed with bile acid diarrhoea (BAD). Sophia is keen to raise awareness of “invisible” digestive conditions, such as BAD, and ensure that nobody feels alone.
This Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month, Danielle shares her story. She started having difficulty swallowing in 2022, and her GP thought it was heartburn and reflux. On her fourth visit, she was finally referred for an...
Guts UK and Falk Foundation have teamed up to launch a public survey for people living with microscopic colitis.
Peter told us how he’s always had digestive symptoms, such as bloating, and that no one could really work out what was causing it. He also experienced heartburn and indigestion. 12 years ago, an endoscopy...
Guts UK welcomes the publication of the National Cancer Plan for England today, which includes a specific focus on rare and less common cancers for the first time. The National Cancer Plan sets out how...
4th February 2026
This Oesophageal Cancer Awareness Month, Leslie’s story is told by his daughter Nicola, with the help of her mother, Helen, and brother, Christopher.
Have you been asked to change how much fibre you eat? Perhaps you’ve been told to “bulk up” to help with constipation or to “cut back” for other reasons. Or maybe you’re just staring at...
This Feeding Tube Awareness Week, Toby shares his Crohn’s disease story. He is keen to raise awareness and reassure others that having a feeding tube doesn’t mean unwanted looks or attention.
Frankie shares her Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) experiences, keen to encourage others to not suffer in silence.
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