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Dietetic group clinics have been proposed as new way to manage patients with CD with potential benefits including peer support and standardising dietetic care. This study aimed to assess the outcomes of a novel set-up of group clinics in comparison with one-to-one consultations in this patient group.

The European Commission has recently introduced new legislations that affect all FSMPs (EU Delegated Regulation 2016/128) as well as infant formulas and follow-on formulas (EU Delegated Regulation 2016/127), thus enhancing existing legislations.

This review article provides a comprehensive overview of the causes of NRCD in adults and puts forward a systematic approach to investigate and manage these patients.

As a supporter of the event Dr. Schär organised a symposium on Friday 6th September entitled ‘Patient Management in Gluten-Related Disorders: From best diagnosis to the best diet’ led by some of the world's leading specialists.

You can download the presentations here!

This review poses the question of whether it's time to consider a more tailored, ‘bottom-up’ approach to the low FODMAP diet, allowing for individualisation of dietary recommendations based on ethnicity, symptom profile, prior experience with specific foods and usual dietary intake.

A low FODMAP diet has been proposed as a therapeutic intervention for IBD patients. This study aimed to assess the effect and safety of a low FODMAP diet in this patient group over 6 weeks.

Following the recent changes to national prescribing policy in England, Coeliac UK has included additional guidance for prescribers in England

We’re delighted to be able to share news of a recently created selection of low FODMAP recipe videos featured on the ‘My Healthy Appetite’ YouTube channel.

A low FODMAP diet has gained increasing interest as a means of managing symptoms of IBS patients. However, the intake patterns of FODMAPs in this patient group remain unclear. This study aimed to characterise the within- and between-subject variation in FODMAP intake in this group.