CORE - Dr Falk Pharma UK Awards 2010

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We have one guaranteed place for the Virgin London Marathon 2011!

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Congratulations to our London Marathon runners Marcus and Emma! The day was fantastic – well done for finishing the 26.2 miles!

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Dr Falk Pharma UK Awards 2010

Core and Dr Falk Pharma UK presented 11 awards to students and doctors for excellent work done in Gastroenterology at the BSG Annual Meeting in Liverpool.

Student Essay and Bursary Prizes

	Ekta Patel, University of Manchester The role of endogenous cholecystokinin (CCK) in the regulation of gastric emptying in lean and obese humans
	Helen Robson, University of Sheffield Decision making in gastrostomy feeding 2.
	Zohreen Ahmed, Imperial College London Histopathology of Gastro-Oesophageal reflux disease - Does Lymphocytic Oesophagitis exist? Epidemiology by endoscopy (the Kalixanda study)
	Alasdair Warwick, Imperial College London THE POPCOL STUDY - Epidemiology by Endoscopy in a Swedish Population
	Narin Suleyman, University College London Investigation of the β3 adrenoreceptor pathway as a potential anti-fibrotic pathway in non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD).
	Robin Baddeley, University College London In Vivo Elastic Scattering Spectroscopy for the Assessment of Pancreaticobiliary Malignancy
	Matthew Stubbs, Imperial College London Changes in the sleep EEG in patients with cirrhosis; relationship to neuropsychiatric status and sleep-wake disturbances
	Madeleine Malina, Hutchinson MRC Research Centre Expression of stem cell markers in submucosal glands of human oesophagus: a 2D- and 3D-study
	Chuin Ying Ung, Imperial College London The role of basophils in regulating chronic inflammatory diseases

F1/F2 Bursary

Dr David George, University of Birmingham

Pilot Study: The effectiveness of near patient coeliac serology testing in the follow up of patients with an established diagnosis of Coeliac disease.

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