Monash University researchers are celebrating 20 years of helping millions of people with IBS through their world-first Low FODMAP Diet.

A low FODMAP diet developed by Monash University researchers for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) has been shown to improve gastrointestinal symptoms in women with endometriosis. Sixty percent of study participants responded to the Low FODMAP

Monash researchers have demonstrated that hypnotherapy can significantly reduce Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) flareups, through a new app, Nerva, that’s been validated in clinical trials.

Monash researchers have found that changes in gut microbiome composition and differences between sexes may explain why some adolescents experience persistent pain and why this is more common in females.

Volunteers are needed to test a diet that researchers hope can improve the lives of those living with Crohn’s disease, a debilitating condition requiring life-long immunosuppression drugs and/or surgery.

Congratulations to Monash Medicine, Nursing and Health Science colleagues and alumni who were recognised with an Order of Australia Award on 26 January 2023. The Australian Honours and Awards system recognises the outstanding service and

Professor and Director of Gastroenterology Alex Boussioutas holds a joint senior academic and clinical role with Alfred Health and Monash University, the latest of a string of prestigious appointments. He has also had a remarkable research career.

Research by Monash Central Clinical School scientists has suggested that stimulating the vagal nerve transcutaneously improves gut permeability and could potentially counter diseases caused by intestinal barrier dysfunction or ‘leaky gut&rsquo

16 women medical researchers from Monash's Central Clinical School tell like it is for International Women's Day 2022.