Press Office - Bowel Research UK :Bowel Research UK

Press Office

For all media enquiries, please contact Rachel Gonzaga on 020 3540 8695 or email press@bowelresearchuk.org

Bowel Research UK has a panel of medical professionals available to comment on relevant issues on behalf of the charity.

If you wish to speak to a member of our medical panel, please email Rachel with your enquiry and she will liaise on your behalf.

Press Releases

Bowel Research UK appoints new Chief Executive Officer

Three quarters of Brits risk gut diseases due to lack of diet variety

30/04/2024

New stem cell research project aims to understand potentially fatal newborn bowel condition

08/03/2024

Bowel cancer deaths are set to rise in younger people, but…

07/02/2024

Famous ‘And1’ player Cardell Butler will play at the World Club Basketball Tournament in Hastings

29th August 2023

Embarrassment causes a third of bowel disease patients to suffer in silence

1st August 2023

Bowel Research UK Launches New “Hard to Fund” Fund

16th March 2023

Simple urine test could halve the number of surveillance colonoscopies for bowel cancer

30th January 2023

Love Your Gut Week. If only it were that simple!

21 September 2022

Bowel Research UK launches new taboo-busting campaign ‘Have You Got The Guts?’

1 August 2022

Scientists say statins could help treat bowel cancer

8 June 2022

Understanding common bowel cancer symptoms

4 May 2022

Losing weight is firmly on the menu, finds new survey by Bowel Research UK

3 January 2022

What do the public think about faecal incontinence?

15 November 2021

Support Bowel Research UK at #ACPGBI2021

2 July 2021

A newer alternative treatment approach for newly-diagnosed bowel cancer patients

17 November 2021

LynchUK Network launches – join the first meeting

5 October 2021

Bowel Research UK to lead patient and public involvement in EU backed €9.5M incontinence project

22 October 2020

Welcome to Bowel Research UK

25 September 2020

About Bowel Research UK

Bowel Research UK is funding life-changing research into bowel cancer and other bowel diseases.

The charity was founded in 2020 following a merger between two well-respected charities: Bowel & Cancer Research and Bowel Disease Research Foundation (BDRF). Historically, the charities have invested over £9 million directly into research projects tackling bowel cancer and bowel disease.

By researching cutting edge treatments and investing in the best science, we’re saving and improving people’s lives

Bowel Research UK was founded in 2020 following a merger between two well-respected charities: Bowel & Cancer Research and Bowel Disease Research Foundation (BDRF).