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The impact of digestive disorders and disease is constantly increasing. Costs are escalating, complications can be devastating and people are suffering. Funding research is critical to finding solutions for the challenges associated with our digestive tract

The Canadian Digestive Health Foundation has provided over $1 million to fund Canadian researchers for discovery and development of new prevention strategies, faster and more accurate diagnoses and, more effective treatments.

Research Articles
Information and research related to our digestive health is changing every day. As new information becomes available, we will do our best to share it with you. Please check this section often to learn more about the latest news and research.
CDHF Researchers
Meet some of the people who are behind the science that the Canadian Digestive Health Foundation supports with research grants and awards.
Opportunities - Research Funding
The CDHF will once again be providing funding for up to three Doctoral Research Awards in partnership with CHIR's SHOPP (Small Health Organizations Partnership Program).