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Since I was elected Chair
in 2007 we have seen considerable progress in furthering the work of the charity and in raising awareness of this potentially life-threatening condition. We have also built on our important early work on the UK Barrett's Oesophagus Register (UKBOR)...
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Yes, we are now Barrett's Support Network but still doing the same job as we were under the old name PROBE. We want our long time friends and supporters - and our new members - to feel part of our fresh impetus to raise awareness of the condition and to campaign for earlier diagnosis.

Our branches are increasing apace. Our forum continues to play a vital role. Click on to see what we are doing and please join us and help us in our work...
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Research
A sponge to detect Barrett's Oesophagus.
Dr Rebecca Fitzgerald and colleagues in Cambridge are finding new ways...
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Finding genes that cause the condition - anyone with Barrett's Oesophagus is asked to sign up.
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Laurence Lovat - a new registry for those who have had HALO radiofrequency ablation treatment.
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Nottingham Barrett's Oesophagus research group awarded £7.5 million.
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Branch reports
Find out what is happening in your area.
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Vintners' Hall
A successful recital, dinner and auction in the grandeur of this City Livery Hall raised £35,000.

Help fundraise
Can you help us fundraise like Claire Twort?
Claire raised almost 10k from a cycle ride around the Isle of Wight.
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Can you give us a donation? By ticking the Gift Aid box we can claim 28p of tax on every £1 you give. Follow the link and thank you.
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Here come the beards. Three London professionals from the building and project consultants, Paragon, took on a joint challenge to grow beards in December, shaving them off for the New Year. Which one is the pretty one?

A personal story
Mimi McCord tells the very moving story of her personal experience.
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Diet advice
Check our diet advice if you suffer from Barrett's. Avoid alcohol, coffee, chocolate and citrus fruits.
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To find out more about the Campaign's work, or the services they offer, please contact:
The Barrett's Oesophagus Campaign, UCL, Division of Surgery and Interventional Science,
Royal Free and University College Medical School, Rowland Hill Street, London NW3 2PF
Tel: 020 7472 6223 Fax: 020 7472 6224
Email: info@barrettscampaign.org.uk www.barrettscampaign.org.uk
Registered Charity number 1127495