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Open toolbar; "Accessibility Tools") International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders Upper GI Disorders Functional GI and motility disorders which affect the upper GI tract from the esophagus to the stomach. * Cyclic vomiting syndrome (CVS) * Sphincter of Oddi dysfunction Functional GI and motility disorders which affect the lower GI tract from the small intestine/bowel, to the large intestine/bowel or colon, to the rectum.
* Abdomino-Phrenic Dyssynergia (APD) * Centrally Mediated Abdominal Pain Syndrome * Intestinal pseudo-obstruction * Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) Many other disorders can affect the digestive tract, with uniquely identifying features which differentiate them from functional GI or motility disorders.
* Acute Hepatic Porphyria * Clostridioides Difficile Infection (CDI) * Congenital sucrase-isomaltase deficiency * Diverticulosis / diverticulitis * Eosinophilic gastroenteritis * Inflammatory bowel disease * Opioid Induced Constipation * Radiation therapy injury * Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth * Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome Motility is a term used to describe the contraction of the muscles that mix and propel contents in the gastrointestinal (GI) tract.
The term “functional” is generally applied to disorders where the body’s normal activities is impaired.
FGIMDs & Military Service * Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome (CVS) * Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction * Centrally Mediated Abdominal Pain Syndrome (CAPS) * Intestinal Pseudo-obstruction * Irritable Bowel Syndrome * Acute Hepatic Porphyria (AHP) * Clostridioides Difficile Infection (CDI) * Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID) * Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis * Eosinophilic Gastroenteritis * Inflammatory Bowel Disease * Opioid Induced Constipation * Radiation Therapy Injury * Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) * Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome * The Human Gut Microbiome * FGIMDs & Military Service * Working With Your Healthcare Provider * Healthcare Provider-Patient Communication * How to Help Your HCP Help You * Helpful Insights from a GI Doctor * GI Motility Testing: A Comprehensive Guide * Antroduodenal Manometry * Colon Manometry: 6 Common Questions * Diet & Treatment Overview * Calcium in Non-Dairy Foods * Chlorophyllin: Is it Effective Odor Control?
* NSAIDs: Good for the Joints, Bad for the Gut? * Could Probiotics Help Alleviate your Functional Gastrointestinal Symptoms?
* Use of Probiotics in Managing Gastrointestinal Symptoms * Tips to Help Find a Credible Probiotic Product * Probiotics and Traveller’s Diarrhea * Relaxation For Digestive Disorders: Top 10 Behaviors * Getting the Most Out of Your Medications * A Guide to Managing the Benefits and Risks of Medicines * Be an Active Member of Your Healthcare Team * Avoiding Drug Adverse Effects * Medications that can Affect Colonic Function * FGIDs, Microbes, and Brain-Gut Interactions * Tips & Daily Living with GI and Motility Disorders * Digital Health Technology for Improving FGIDs * Personal Relationships and Digestive Disorders * Enjoying the Holidays with Digestive Disorders * Health Reporting in the Media: What to Believe?
* Evaluating Health Information Online: A Quick Guide to a Trustworthy Source * Qualifying for Social Security Benefits with a GI Disorder * Traveling with your GI Disorder: TSA Information * IFFGD FREE eNewsletters * Digestive Health Monthly eNewsletter * Patient Resources & Organizations * Government Institutions * Educational Organizations * Professional Nonprofit Organizations * Other Nonprofits That Can Help * Support Groups for GI Conditions: Connect & Get Help * Restaurant and Restroom Access Cards * IFFGD’s Web Linking Policy * respondes-con-el-intestino * Incontinencia Fecal y la Edad * Diverticulosis y Diverticulitis * Viviendo y Sobrellevando la Incontinencia * Manejo y Tratamiento Medico de la Incontinencia * Cambios en el Control de los Esfínteres por el Parto * Como Hablar con tu Medico Acerca de la Incontinencia * Biofeedback, incontinencia, y la perspectiva del paciente.
* Tratamiento la Dispepsia Funcional: Cuáles son sus opciones?
* Constipación, inercia colónica y estudios con marcadores colónicos * Norton Education Series * 2025 NES: Overview of GI Symptoms * 2023 NES: Gut Microbiome * 2022 NES Irritable Bowel Syndrome Event * 2022 NES: IBS Sponsors and Exhibitors Hall * 2021 NES IFFGD 30th Anniversary Event * 2021 NES: Industry Sponsors & Exhibitors Hall * 2021 NES IFFGD 30th Anniversary Event – Pediatric Edition * 2020 NES: Diet, Nutrition and Digestive Health * 2020 NES Michigan Speakers * IFFGDs Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program * IFFGD Research Awards & Grants * IFFGD Preceptorship Award * Clinical Trials and Studies * Guide to Randomized Clinical Trials * Research in the Community * Understanding Research Funding * Join the Campaign: From Advocacy to Action * IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Advocacy & Education Event * IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event * IFFGD’s Virtual Health & Wellness Events * Advocate for Digestive Health * Capitol Hill Advocacy Day * FGIMD Act (Functional Gastrointestinal and Motility Disorders Research Enhancement Act) * Raising Awareness: Empower Change * April is IBS Awareness Month * Gastroparesis Awareness Month * Art of GI – Inspiration from the Heart of Patients * Cyclic Vomiting Syndrome (CVS) * Sphincter of Oddi Dysfunction * Centrally Mediated Abdominal Pain Syndrome (CAPS) * Intestinal Pseudo-obstruction * Irritable Bowel Syndrome * Acute Hepatic Porphyria (AHP) * Clostridioides Difficile Infection (CDI) * Congenital Sucrase-Isomaltase Deficiency (CSID) * Diverticulosis and Diverticulitis * Eosinophilic Gastroenteritis * Inflammatory Bowel Disease * Opioid Induced Constipation * Radiation Therapy Injury * Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth (SIBO) * Superior Mesenteric Artery Syndrome * The Human Gut Microbiome * FGIMDs & Military Service * Working With Your Healthcare Provider * Healthcare Provider-Patient Communication * How to Help Your HCP Help You * Helpful Insights from a GI Doctor * GI Motility Testing: A Comprehensive Guide * Antroduodenal Manometry * Colon Manometry: 6 Common Questions * Diet & Treatment Overview * Calcium in Non-Dairy Foods * Chlorophyllin: Is it Effective Odor Control?
* NSAIDs: Good for the Joints, Bad for the Gut? * Could Probiotics Help Alleviate your Functional Gastrointestinal Symptoms?
* Use of Probiotics in Managing Gastrointestinal Symptoms * Tips to Help Find a Credible Probiotic Product * Probiotics and Traveller’s Diarrhea * Relaxation For Digestive Disorders: Top 10 Behaviors * Getting the Most Out of Your Medications * A Guide to Managing the Benefits and Risks of Medicines * Be an Active Member of Your Healthcare Team * Avoiding Drug Adverse Effects * Medications that can Affect Colonic Function * FGIDs, Microbes, and Brain-Gut Interactions * Tips & Daily Living with GI and Motility Disorders * Digital Health Technology for Improving FGIDs * Personal Relationships and Digestive Disorders * Enjoying the Holidays with Digestive Disorders * Health Reporting in the Media: What to Believe?
* Evaluating Health Information Online: A Quick Guide to a Trustworthy Source * Qualifying for Social Security Benefits with a GI Disorder * Traveling with your GI Disorder: TSA Information * IFFGD FREE eNewsletters * Digestive Health Monthly eNewsletter * Patient Resources & Organizations * Government Institutions * Educational Organizations * Professional Nonprofit Organizations * Other Nonprofits That Can Help * Support Groups for GI Conditions: Connect & Get Help * Restaurant and Restroom Access Cards * IFFGD’s Web Linking Policy * respondes-con-el-intestino * Incontinencia Fecal y la Edad * Diverticulosis y Diverticulitis * Viviendo y Sobrellevando la Incontinencia * Manejo y Tratamiento Medico de la Incontinencia * Cambios en el Control de los Esfínteres por el Parto * Como Hablar con tu Medico Acerca de la Incontinencia * Biofeedback, incontinencia, y la perspectiva del paciente.
* Tratamiento la Dispepsia Funcional: Cuáles son sus opciones?
* Constipación, inercia colónica y estudios con marcadores colónicos * Norton Education Series * 2025 NES: Overview of GI Symptoms * 2023 NES: Gut Microbiome * 2022 NES Irritable Bowel Syndrome Event * 2022 NES: IBS Sponsors and Exhibitors Hall * 2021 NES IFFGD 30th Anniversary Event * 2021 NES: Industry Sponsors & Exhibitors Hall * 2021 NES IFFGD 30th Anniversary Event – Pediatric Edition * 2020 NES: Diet, Nutrition and Digestive Health * 2020 NES Michigan Speakers * IFFGDs Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program * IFFGD Research Awards & Grants * IFFGD Preceptorship Award * Clinical Trials and Studies * Guide to Randomized Clinical Trials * Research in the Community * Understanding Research Funding * Join the Campaign: From Advocacy to Action * IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Advocacy & Education Event * IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event * IFFGD’s Virtual Health & Wellness Events * Advocate for Digestive Health * Capitol Hill Advocacy Day * FGIMD Act (Functional Gastrointestinal and Motility Disorders Research Enhancement Act) * Raising Awareness: Empower Change * April is IBS Awareness Month * Gastroparesis Awareness Month * Art of GI – Inspiration from the Heart of Patients ## The application window has closed _The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) is pleased to announce that we are seeking applications for our 2025 research grant.
The mission of IFFGD is patient oriented. Our goal is to fund high-quality research. _ One grant award of $40,000 in direct costs is available for innovative research related to gastrointestinal disorders.
For projects with total estimated costs greater than the amount of the award, additional sources of funds may be used to complete the project. All financial resources will be acknowledged in any report of the research. We are seeking proposals for research that will ultimately lead to improvements in the understanding of gastrointestinal disorders, its pathophysiology, and the care of patients.
To be eligible, investigators must have completed an MD or PhD degree (or their equivalent) that was received not more than ten years prior to application, have a record of relevant research accomplishment, and be currently active in investigating basic or clinical aspects of gastrointestinal illness within the IFFGD portfolio.
Successful applicants must agree to acknowledge IFFGD support in any publications that result from the research, and to submit a final report to IFFGD within 18 months of initial receipt of funding (NIH form PHS 2590 or equivalent format). A Selection Committee, independent of IFFGD staff, will review applications and rank them.
In evaluating the merits of an application, the Selection Committee will consider its scientific merit, its significance to the field, and its feasibility (including availability of adequate resources, personnel and facilities). An investigational review committee (IRB) will review and approve all research before the funds are transferred to the applicant or institution applying.
Program emphasis will include, but not be limited to, issues relating to: * underlying mechanisms of symptom generation * integrative physiological processes * new technology to help explain gastric function and relationship to human disease * multi-disciplinary approaches * novel approaches to patient care **Allowable Budget Expenses** Only direct costs are allowed. Indirect costs are not allowed in these grants.
The application period is now closed. The deadline for submitting applications was **Sunday, January 12, 2025**.
Applicants will be informed on **Monday, March 10, 2025**, of the status of their application, and the winner will be acknowledged at the annual IFFGD breakfast at DDW2025 in San Diego **Direct questions may be sent to the IFFGD Selection Committee by:** * Via email about the grants or online submission instructions – iffgd@iffgd. org * By phone at 1-414-964-1799.
##### Topics of this article * The application window has closed * IFFGDs Nancy and Bill Norton Research Program * IFFGD 2026 Travel Awards * IFFGD 2026 Preceptorship Award * IFFGD Research Awards & Grants * IFFGD 2026 GI Research Grant * 2025 IFFGD Research Grant * 2024 IFFGD Research Grant * 2023 IFFGD Research Grant * 2022 IFFGD Research Grant * 2014 IFFGD Idiopathic Gastroparesis Research Grants * 2011 IFFGD Research Award Recipients * 2009 IFFGD Research Award Recipients * 2008 IFFGD Research Grants * 2005 IFFGD Research Awards Recipients * 2003 IFFGD Research Award Recipients * IFFGD Preceptorship Award * Clinical Trials and Studies * Research in the Community * Understanding Research Funding Was this article helpful?
IFFGD is a nonprofit education and research organization. Our mission is to inform, assist, and support people affected by gastrointestinal disorders. Our original content is authored specifically for IFFGD readers, in response to your questions and concerns.
If you found this article helpful, please consider supporting IFFGD with a small tax-deductible donation. ##### Related Information 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Dr. Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) is pleased to announce the 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Congratulations Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang, M. D.
, IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event A Unique Charitable Event with Achievable Goals for All Register Here Virtual Event Dates are Saturday, The Young Advocates in GI Committee is a volunteer leadership initiative designed to elevate the voices of young individuals impacted by pediatric gastrointestinal and motility 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Dr. Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang The International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders (IFFGD) is pleased to announce the 2026 Recipient of the IFFGD Research Grant: Congratulations Xaio Jing (Iris) Wang, M.
D.
, IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event IFFGD’s 2026 Virtual Digestive Health Wellness and Walk Event A Unique Charitable Event with Achievable Goals for All Register Here Virtual Event Dates are Saturday, The Young Advocates in GI Committee is a volunteer leadership initiative designed to elevate the voices of young individuals impacted by pediatric gastrointestinal and motility International Foundation for Gastrointestinal Disorders This information is in no way intended to replace the guidance of your doctor.
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