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Rachel lives with Crohn’s disease and has also had a temporary stoma. For Rachel, running the London Landmarks Half Marathon for Guts UK helped her to show that people living with digestive conditions can still do hard things, even if it takes more preparation and organisation.
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The latest edition of That Gut Feeling, our bi-annual magazine, has arrived!
Our Spring/Summer 2026 magazine is jam-packed with the latest news, information, real-life stories and campaigns from Guts UK. From useful information about how to spot troublesome digestive symptoms to top gut tips to get you through the summer, we’ve got you covered.
On Monday 13 July, Guts UK is launching a week-long campaign focused on the power of conversation. Let’s Talk Guts aims to break down the stigma that so often surrounds our guts and encourage people to have open, honest conversations...
Sehba’s symptoms began during her GCSE and A-Levels. It got to the point where she kept having stomach aches, he hair was falling out, and she felt really tired despite getting eight hours of sleep. After having a blood test and an endoscopy, she was diagnosed with coeliac disease. She now wants to provide the insight she wishes she’d had to help make the lifestyle transiti...
Guts UK, the national charity for the digestive system, has joined forces with the British Society of Paediatric Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition (BSPGHAN), Cystic Fibrosis Trust and the Pancreatic Society of Great Britain & Ireland (PSGBI) to fund three research grants aimed at accelerating vital research into pancreatitis.
Despite the significant and ...