2024 IFFGD Research Grant

In February 2024, The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) awarded one research grant of $40,000 for innovative research related to gastrointestinal disorders which will be presented at Digestive Disease Week (DDW) in 2025.

This grant was made possible through the money raised during IFFGD’s 2023 Virtual Wellness Event. We are very grateful to all who participated in this event and donated in support of this research.

Learn more about IFFGD’s Upcoming 2024 Health and Wellness Event

We are pleased to introduce you to the research grant recipient:

IFFGD 2024 Research Grant Winner — **Prashant Singh, MBBS, MD** *Assistant Professor of Internal Medicine*

Where Are They Now?

Learn more about former research award winners, and where their research has taken them.

View our “Where Are They Now?” Research Award Winner YouTube Series

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