• Tariq Ismail appears on Channel 4's Embarrassing Bodies
• Invitation for Stoma patients to lunchtime information session
• Tariq Ismail features in Daily Mail about misdiagnosis of Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS)
• Copy of Thank You letter from Bowel Disease Research Foundation
• The Birmingham Bowel Clinic is proud to support the Department of Health’s nine week national campaign starting on 30th January 2012.
• West Midlands Cancer Intelligence Unit releases bowel cancer figures for the local area
• The Priory Hospital's excellent patient satisfaction feedback results announced
• Birmingham Bowel Clinic coffee morning a great sucess
• Birmingham Bowel Clinic to continue to treat Police Healthcare patients
• Simon Radley wins customer care award for clinical activity
• HALO procedure for haemorrhoids discussed in hospital magazine
• Mr Tariq Ismail features in BMJ following research into erectile dysfunction following treatment for bowel cancer
• Birmingham Bowel Clinic proud to support "Charity Hurts 3- Boxing for bowel cancer" fundraising event
• BBC series "Don't Die Young" demonstrates Capsule Endoscopy investigation
• Bowel Clinic proud to support local youth group

Bowel Clinic proud to support local youth group

The Birmingham Bowel Clinic is proud to support WODYS-  Worcester Operatic & Dramatic Society's Youth Section during their annual summer production which takes place at the Swan Theatre in Worcester from 26th- 30th July 2011.
Formed in 1982, WODYS have become one of the leading amateur youth groups in the country and this year they are performing  "Half a sixpence", where the Birmingham Bowel Clinic showed it's support by placing an advert in the production programme, highlighting the importance of seeking advise for any bowel concerns.

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25 July 2011