Join us on October 27 for a webinar exploring disordered eating in DGBIs. Learn from leading experts about identification, patient communication, and evidence-based dietary management. 📅 Oct. 27 | 3–4 PM CT 🔗 Register: us.list-manage.com/qWchi0JFG… #RomeFoundation #DGBI

Now available on Rome Foundation University: IBS and GI Pain Management in Primary Care. This free + accredited program offers practical guidance for recognizing and managing IBS, functional dyspepsia, and other DGBI in primary care. Access the course: myromecampus.org/enrol/index…

For decades, people with disorders of gut-brain interaction have been told their symptoms are “just stress” or left searching for answers. Rome Foundation is changing that through a shared, evidence-based language built by clinicians, researchers, and patients worldwide.

Across four countries, 28% of children ages 0–17 met criteria for at least one DGBI, with impacts extending to disability, psychosocial symptoms, healthcare use, and caregiver burden. Explore the findings: theromefoundation.org/rome-f…

New Rome V data provide an updated global view of disorders of gut-brain interaction (DGBI) in adults. Across 15 countries, 40.9% of adults met criteria for at least one #DGBI, with differences observed by age, sex, and diagnosis. Explore the findings: theromefoundation.org/rome-f…

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The Rome Foundation brings together experts across gastroenterology, psychology, research, nutrition, nursing, education, and more. Through global collaboration, we’re strengthening #DGBI science and advancing informed, effective, patient-centered care.

Science is collaborative. The Rome Foundation brings together clinicians, researchers, educators, and healthcare professionals worldwide to advance DGBI science and improve patient care. Together, we’re moving the field forward.

How can behavioral GI interventions be adapted for patients navigating both DGBI and autonomic dysfunction? Join us for a virtual webinar offering practical, evidence-informed guidance for clinicians! theromefoundation.org/adapti…

The Rome Foundation’s Spanish-language resources, including the Spanish MDCP and Gut Feelings, help bring trusted #DGBI education and patient-centered care to Spanish-speaking clinicians and patients worldwide. See our available resources here: romeonline.org/

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Rome V expands the diagnostic framework for disorders of gut–brain interaction by adding new conditions and refined diagnostic criteria. These additions are grounded in years of research, global epidemiologic data, and real-world clinical experience, not trends.

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It was a full house at the CSCM Meeting in Tianjin!🇨🇳 Rome Foundation Board Member Xiucai Fang presented on the evolution of the Rome Criteria, tracing decades of scientific advancement from the earliest foundations through the release of Rome V in 2026.