Personal Story
Susan’s Personal Story: Linzess for IBS-C My doctor gave me a twelve day supply of Linzess. So far, nothing. All I’ve noticed is that my appetite has increased. Took citrus citrate on April 3 and it was the last progress but it only worked halfway. Doc did xrays and cat scan, showed no blockage. Twelve […]
Dietary fiber is defined as indigestible carbohydrate. It’s classified into soluble (in water) and insoluble fiber – each with specific properties and possible health benefits. Soluble fiber dissolves in water; it forms a gel when water is added to it. Insoluble fiber absorbs liquid and in the intestine it adds bulk to stool. Both types […]
News Article
Understanding how the federal government funds health programs is key to protecting and advancing research, education, and care for those affected by gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. At IFFGD, we are committed to helping patients, caregivers, and advocates stay informed about the federal budget and appropriations process—how funding decisions are made, where GI health research fits in, […]
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This page includes news on developments in drug treatments for chronic gastrointestinal illnesses. No endorsement is intended or implied. To find clinical trials and other research studies currently recruiting participants, click here Treatment News Developments in drug treatments for functional GI and motility disorders. 2026 May 2026 — Sebela Pharmaceuticals Presents Phase 3 Tegoprazan Data […]
2021 NES 30th Anniversary Edition Attendee Program Agenda
IFFGD_IBS_Awareness_Month_2020_Media_Toolkit_Final.pdf
Clinical trials and or studies are an important way for us to learn more about GI Illnesses and help us find better treatment options. Participation in clinical studies or trials offers one way to help advance research into gastrointestinal (GI) disorders. Here is a list of clinical studies, in adults and children, that are seeking […]