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IFFGD is your resource for reliable digestive health knowledge, support, and assistance about functional gastrointestinal (GI) and motility disorders (FGIMDs). We are a nonprofit that started in 1991. Discover information you need on digestive disorders in adults and children.

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Clinical trials and studies are critical to finding more and better treatments. By participating in a study you can help advance research into gastrointestinal disorders and learn more about your condition.

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Be Here. Be Heard.

Join digestive health advocates like you in Washington, DC for IFFGD's National Advocacy Event on the Hill, June 24-25, 2019. Together, we can make our voices heard by Congress and pave the way towards greater awareness and new treatments and cures.

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We need your input! Join patients, family members, and friends from around the world in helping shape IFFGD's future by providing input to help guide IFFGD programs and servies and/or participating in IFFGD-sponsored programs and events.

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May 2019 eNewsletter
For many people, spring is a time of fresh beginnings. This month, we are exploring stories of heali... Read More
IFFGD at DDW 2019
Join IFFGD at Digestive Disease Week (DDW) 2019 May 18-21 and check out other upcoming meetings and ... Read More
Medical News Updates
Here's a sampling of research and medical news that provide clues to better understanding GI...... Read More

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Advocacy Event on the Hill
Join us for IFFGD's National Advocacy Event on the Hill, a two-day event bringing together advocates fro... Read More
Advocates in Action
What does it mean to be an advocate? Advocates are people who speak out about something they ...... Read More
The FGIMD Act
The Functional GI and Motility Disorders (FGIMD) Research Enhancement Act seeks to advance ...... Read More

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The Need for Research Funding
More than 25% of the global population reportedly suffers in some capacity from a functional GI ...... Read More
Take Part in Clinical Trials
Clinical research studies/trials seek to find new and better ways to treat, control, prevent ...... Read More
Research Survey on Pain
Help researchers improve the understanding and treatment of chronic abdominal pain by participating ... Read More