ALT Text inviting endurance athletes running the London Marathon to participate in a gut microbiome study with a QR code for more information.
ALT Text looking for Championship standard marathon runners to take part in a University of Nottingham Study with a QR code to scan for more information.
ALT A picture of people of different ethnicities cooking with text saying 'The collection of bacteria living in our digestive system (gut microbiome) has been shown to vary between races and ethnicities in the United States. Our study is looking at gut microbiome differences in the UK population.'
ALT Text Remembering Paul Stacey at Forest Rec parkrun Saturday 21st October with three photos of a man runner with medals.
ALT Text asking Are You a Masters Team Standard Athlete Running the Chester Marathon? Researchers at the University of Nottingham are studying the gut microbiome in elite endurance athletes and are looking for participants. It will involve a 3 day food diary & providing a stool sample 24hours before & after the marathon. To find out more scan QR code or follow visit bit.ly/26Gut or email [email protected]. There is also a photo of a male marathon runner winning a race.
ALT Selection of London, Berlin, Boston, Chicago and New York Marathon Medals
ALT Group photo of the 9 volunteers who took part in Channel 4’s How to Beat...Pain. Presenters Kate Quilton and Dr Jarvis Abdelmoneim stand in the foreground.
ALT Group photo of Dr Jarvis Abdelmoneim, Prof David Walsh, Dr Joanne Stocks, Dr Jessica Briscoe and Kate Quinton, who discuss the effectiveness of simple lifestyle changes to managing pain in Channel 4’s How to Beat...Pain TV program.
