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The research YOU make possible!

Since we were founded in 1971, we’ve invested more than £16million into research. We’ve backed over 450 research projects so far and we won’t stop there. With your support, we’ll continue to fund life-changing, life-saving...

Updated patient information: Bile Acid Diarrhoea (BAD)

At Guts UK, we believe that information is power. Our evidence-based information on Bile Acid Diarrhoea (BAD) has been updated.

Understanding your gut health at Christmas

If you celebrate the festive season, many of us can tend to ‘overindulge’ and our diets and eating habits change. Many social aspects of festive celebrations revolve around food and drink and this can feel...

8th December 2024

Update November 2024: How to deal with Creon, Nutrizym or Pancrex supply issues

Download printable version (597.3KB pdf) OVERVIEW Issue date: 17th November 2024 (Version 5). Please ensure you are reading the most up to date version. The most up to date advice can be found on the...

27th November 2024

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Important: Our IT issue has now been resolved and our team is back online!

We’re pleased to let you know that the ongoing IT issue we were experiencing has now been resolved. The team at Guts UK has full access to our emails and systems as usual. Thank you...

25th November 2024

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Our Diverticular Disease PSP prioritisation survey is out now – have your say!

If you or a loved one has diverticular disease, or if you’re a healthcare professional or researcher working in this area, we’d love to hear from you.However you’ve been affected by this digestive condition, this...

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Sharing the results from our PERT shortages survey

About PERT and the supply issues Pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT) helps people with conditions including pancreatic exocrine insufficiency (PEI), acute and chronic pancreatitis, cystic fibrosis and pancreatic cancers to absorb nutrients from food, manage...