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Don’t Let Indigestion Ruin Your Christmas

The festive season is a time of joy, family, and, of course, indulgence in delicious food. However, if you overindulge, there’s a chance you could end up with indigestion. If you want to enjoy Christmas without worrying about the pain of…
Healthy Gallbladder

Diet Tips for a Healthy Gallbladder

The gallbladder, although not considered a vital organ, plays an important role in our digestive system. By storing bile and concentrating it, it aids the digestion of fats in food. The foods we consume can either support the function of…
preparing for gastroscopy

Preparing for Gastroscopy

A gastroscopy is a valuable medical procedure that enables a thorough investigation of the upper segment of your digestive tract. This will help to diagnose any gastrointestinal conditions. If you've been scheduled for this procedure, it's natural…
Alcohol and Colorectal Cancer

Alcohol and Colorectal Cancer

A recent study carried out in Korea has identified a significant connection between alcohol consumption and the risk of early-onset colorectal cancer (CRC). The findings serve as a reminder of the profound impacts of our daily habits – particularly…
FIT Tests

FIT Tests Recommended for Colorectal Cancer

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has recommended FIT tests be used by GPs to test for colorectal cancer. According to figures by Cancer Research UK, an alarming 42,000 new cases of colorectal cancer are recorded…
IBD and Insomnia

IBD and Insomnia

Did you know that many people who have Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD), find it hard to get a good night’s sleep? In fact, over a third of IBD sufferers say they can't sleep well and experience insomnia, according to a recent study. The…
Appendectomy

Does Appendectomy Raise the Risk for Colorectal Cancer?

According to a recent study, the likelihood of patients developing colon cancer shot up almost fourfold within a year of receiving treatment for acute appendicitis. This research accounted for nearly all appendicitis cases in adults in France,…
lynch syndrome

Testing for Lynch Syndrome

Approximately 1 out of every 400 people in England may be living with Lynch syndrome, equivalent to almost 175,000. However, a staggering 95% are completely unaware that they have the inherited syndrome. To address this issue, the National…
Anal Dysplasia

Anal Dysplasia – Signs of Anal Cancer

Anal dysplasia is a condition where abnormal cells grow in or near the anal canal. Although it is not cancer, these abnormal cells can become cancerous over time, making it important to get screened. Here, we look at what anal cancer is,…
Acid Reflux

The Dangers of Acid Reflux

Acid Reflux is a common health complaint, typically causing mild to moderate temporary discomfort. It affects everyone to some degree, though some are more at risk of developing a more severe form of the condition than others. While in most…
Kiwi Fruit Help Constipation

Can Kiwi Fruit Help Constipation?

According to new findings from researchers in New Zealand, kiwi fruit can help to encourage more frequent bowel movements in those with constipation. While constipation is a common problem, the treatments currently available are often not…
Risk Factors Colon Cancer

Risk Factors and Colon Cancer

According to statistics, each year, over 41,000 people are diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Cancer of the colon can develop at any age, though it does tend to be more prevalent in older adults. Beginning as a non-cancerous clump of cells…
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