New national genomics resources in Gastroenterology and Hepatology
The National Genomics Education Programme have launched #GeNotes collection specifically for #Genomics cases in your practice. It is packed with educational scenarios written by experts in your field, including Dr Kevin Monahan, Dr Rob Scott, and Professor Guruprasad P Aithal.
Check it out here.
The NHS Genomic Medicine Service Alliance was launched in 2020 to embed genomics into mainstream clinical care, which involves the integration of newly developed genomic tests to be performed directly by front-line gastroenterologists rather than by clinical geneticists at specialist centres. In a previous survey of UK gastroenterology residents, the overwhelming majority of respondents said that more education is needed. In response, we prepared these resources which are prepared and designed for resident doctors and consultants in gastroenterology and hepatology.
If you want to get involved or know more, please email [email protected].
Congratulations to our new Mentoring Lead, Dr Noor Jawad
We are delighted to welcome our new BSG Mentoring Lead, Dr Noor Jawad.
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Christopher Black and Nurulamin Noor awarded the United European Gastroenterology (UEG) Rising Star Awards 2026
This prize is awarded each year to the most promising, emerging scientists. We are pleased to extend our congratulations to BSG members Christopher Black and Nurulamin Noor on their awards.
A career as a clinical academic in gastroenterology by Prof Alexander Ford
We’re delighted to share that Prof Alexander Ford, one of the most respected figures in gastroenterology for his prolific academic output and publishing record, has written an insightful new piece for Frontline Gastroenterology: “Reflecting on a career as a clinical academic in gastroenterology.”