This week is Love Your Gut Week 2020! This year’s focus is on de-bunking gut health myths. Our guts have been underfunded and undervalued for decades, so it’s no surprise that there’s an abundance of...
22nd September 2020
Irritable Bowel Syndrome is a very common digestive disorder affecting nearly 1 in 20 of the UK population, which is around 3.2 million individuals. With this in mind, you’ll probably know multiple people with IBS!...
18th September 2020
Dr Hamid Merchant got in touch with Guts UK to inform us of his exciting work and some very interesting research looking at the gut microbiome (the bacteria in our gut) and medicines. Hamid is...
16th September 2020
Pass on something wonderful… pass on a cure for digestive diseases This week, Guts UK celebrates #RememberACharityWeek, when hundreds of UK charities come together, encouraging people to leave gifts in wills, passing on something wonderful...
7th September 2020
Guts UK have been approached by NICE (the UK body aiming to improve outcomes for those using the NHS and public/social services) to gather comments from our community on chronic pain. Guts UK will represent...
26th August 2020
Guts UK is is calling for is calling for focus, prioritisation and investment in order to speed up the detection and diagnosis of the UK’s deadliest cancers, as part of the Less Survivable Cancers Taskforce...
25th August 2020
It’s time to get to grips with Pancreatitis In December 2020, Guts UK will be running our first ever Christmas Campaign to get to grips with pancreatitis, through the Big Give match-funding campaign. This summer...
12th August 2020
Can we count on you to Gear Up for Guts this August and keep us on track? This month, Guts UK would have raised £30,000 through the Prudential Ride London. There were 66 bold supporters...
6th August 2020
Medically not yet explained symptoms (MNYES) priority setting partnership (PSP) Have you got 10 minutes to spare to help guide future research? Guts UK are helping the University of York, The Clinical Center of Excellence...
23rd July 2020
How has EoE and its treatments affected your life? Adult patients and their caregivers, share your experience: Patient and carer experiences with medicines used to treat Eosinophilic Oesophagitis (EoE) in adults. The medicine budesonide is now...
17th July 2020
