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Suzanne finished the Chiltern 50 Ultra Challenge last Sept for Bowel Research UK. For many, that would be enough, but she then ran Brighton Marathon 2026. Suzanne's raised £2,000 in honour of daughter, Stephanie, who sadly died of bowel ischemia in 2024.
Support Suzanne: https://ow.ly/e1bJ50Z7wcS
Bowel Research UK
📣 Applications now open for 2026 Bowel Research UK PhD grants round!
Apply before 5pm, 20 July. Maximum amount awarded per project: £150,000.
We welcome applications on all bowel disease topics. The lead applicant of any proposal must be based at a UK institution. https://ow.ly/PtbZ50Z9MZw
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📣 Meet Dr Nick Peake, a Senior Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences at Sheffield Hallam University. Supported by Bowel Research UK funding, Nick and his group are exploring the tissue environment around bowel cancer tumours.
More about Nick's research: https://ow.ly/8XV150Z7gex
A study, co-funded by Bowel Research UK, is the first to report on the success of a two-day surgery for patients with the most advanced and complex pelvic cancers.
This study shows that the two-day approach is safe and acceptable to patients.
Read more: https://ow.ly/74Gy50Z4AgV
This #CarersWeek, we’re recognising the vital role carers play in providing everyday support & improving care by sharing experiences. Bowel Research UK includes people living with bowel conditions, carers, and the public throughout project development. Help shape research: https://ow.ly/ZwxS50Z9MF0
Myth or fact? Having diarrhoea for a month or so is nothing to worry about. It's probably just food poisoning. 👇
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It can be embarrassing talking to your doctor about bowel problems, but it's important not to ignore persistent symptoms. They could indicate a serious condition.
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Sue's grandad and dad both died young, aged 45 and 37, following bowel problems. In 1989, after having her own large bowel removed, Sue was told about an inherited condition called familial adenomatous polyposis (FAP) and offered genetic testing.
Read Sue's story: https://ow.ly/UpJY50Z7UJp
A massive congratulations to Stella's Stompers for completing the 25K Jurassic Coast Ultra Challenge and raising a fantastic £1,688. This money helps us fund research that will save lives and help those with bowel diseases live more comfortably.
Support Nikki: https://ow.ly/FOf150Z4yWh
We’re proud to be one of 89 charities awarded a share of NIHR's £37m investment, supporting 800+ early-career researchers.
This funding will help our researchers at a crucial stage of their careers, empowering them to drive future breakthroughs that save and improve lives: https://bit.ly/4aft801
