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Where can I find advice I can trust?

Finding trustworthy information online can be difficult. These resources can help you identify reliable sources of health information and access trusted advice from reputable charities, patient organisations, and health information providers.

Crohn’s & Colitis UK (CCUK) is the leading UK charity for people with Crohn’s or Colitis, with support services, symptom tools, research work, community networks and ways to get involved.

Guts UK is the national charity for the digestive system and has expert patient information, research, awareness work and practical support tools for anyone affected by digestive conditions.

You can sign up for a 7 week series of emails from CCUK that are designed with people newly diagnosed in mind and help to understand your condition, manage symptoms, and find reliable support.

Bowel Research UK funds research, improves treatments, and supports people affected by bowel diseases through science‑driven projects and patient‑centred resources.

The NHS website offers clear, reliable information about ulcerative colitis, including symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and when to seek medical help.

My IBD Care is a clinician‑developed app that helps track symptoms, understand patterns, learn from expert‑led courses, and get personalised, non‑medical guidance from ElenaAI to feel more confident managing day‑to‑day life with IBD.

This resource gives advice on taking a more balanced, critical approach to online health information so you can avoid misleading advice and make safer, more informed decisions.

The PIF TICK is the UK’s independent quality mark for health information, helping you quickly identify trustworthy, evidence‑based resources and find certified organisations creating reliable content.

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