Key findings from IBD and diet research

In 2023, University of Wollongong PhD student Chiara Miglioretto and her supervisors Prof. Kelly Lambert and Prof. Eleanor Beck, completed research into the dietary information needs of people living with IBD, with help from CCA for participants’ recruitment. The findings are now being published and key insights are informing the development of a patient-centred communication aid tool.

Ustekinumab listed on PBS

Ustekinumab is now listed on the PBS for the treatment of complex refractory fistulising Crohn’s disease (fCD).

2024 Scholarship awarded

We are thrilled to announce that the CCA IBD PhD Scholarship of $96,000 over three years has been awarded to Dr Richard Fernandes, University of Queensland. Dr Fernandes is a gastroenterologist who is undertaking the project  ‘Improving our understanding of post-operative Crohn’s disease recurrence’

“This disease has changed my life in ways I would never have anticipated”

"This disease has impacted all aspects of my life and continues to do so today. It is often misunderstood and overlooked - I hope that my story helps bring just that little bit more visibility for others out there who are also experiencing a similar story to myself and suffering from this invisible disease."

Seafood Zoodles

Seafood Zoodles

Seafood Zoodles Quantities based on hunger levels. I’ve estimated 1 serve! A yummy gluten free and lactose free recipe As…