Long-Term Heartburn Medication Not Linked to Stomach Cancer, Large Nordic Study Suggests
A major study using health data from five Nordic countries suggests long-term use of common heartburn medications does not increase the risk of stomach...read more
Pepsin and Oral Thrush May Weaken Brace Metals, Study Finds
Pepsin and oral thrush together may reduce how well metals used in braces are protected in the mouth, according to a new lab study...read more
Your Dentist Spotted Tooth Wear — Could Acid Reflux Be the Cause?
You went in for a routine check-up. The dentist looked at the inside surfaces of your front teeth, then at the biting surfaces of...read more
Pepsin may worsen acid damage to tooth enamel, study finds
Pepsin may make acid-related damage to tooth enamel worse, according to a study published in the Journal of Dentistry. Researchers compared enamel exposed to...read more
Can long-term PPI use affect your kidneys and impact heart health?
A large Swedish study suggests long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) may be linked to a higher risk of chronic kidney disease.read more
Pepsin-targeted reflux treatment discussed on US radio show
Research into the development of reflux treatments that specifically target pepsin was discussed recently on Fox News 92.5.read more
Air Pollution Could Increase Risk of Reflux, Study Reveals
New analysis suggests an association between long-term exposure to air pollution and higher rates of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD).read more
Could frequent heartburn be a red flag for alcohol misuse?
Adults diagnosed with gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are more likely to be diagnosed with alcohol use disorder (AUD) within the next two years, according...read more
Could reflux raise heart attack risk? New research suggests link
A new review suggests that people with diagnosed gastro-oesophageal reflux disease have more heart attacks than people without GERD.read more
PepsinCheck by Peptest Showcased at DDW Following US Distribution Deal
RD Biomed Ltd has signed a five-year exclusive distribution agreement with The Reflux Company for PepsinCheck by Peptest in the US.read more
OESO 2024: Systematic Review of Trigger Foods in GERD
Katie Boulton recently attended the OESO 16th World Conference in Strasbourg to present research into ‘dietary triggers’ of reflux.read more
Join Our Innovative Study on Reflux and Diet
Our 16-day study in the UK aims to help people understand their reflux symptoms better and potentially identify dietary triggers.read more
Transforming LPR Diagnosis: Peptest Featured in ENT & Audiology News
The benefits of Peptest have been highlighted in a recent edition of ENT & Audiology News, a bi-monthly magazine and online channelread more
Andrew Woodcock Talks Peptest with Biohit Healthcare
Andrew Woodcock, our Chief Scientific Officer at RD Biomed, sat down with Biohit Healthcare to discuss our diagnostic tool, Peptest,read more
Imedex hosts Peptest/Restech Day in Czechia
Peptest/Restech Day, an annual event hosted by Peptest's regional distributor Imedex s.r.o. in Czechia, returned for 2024.read more
Peptest Insights Shared at Trent Voice Clinical Excellence Network Event
The RD Biomed team headed to the Trent Voice Clinical Excellence Network Study event in Derby at the end of February to share insights...read more
Professor Alyn Morice Includes Peptest in Hong Kong Presentation
Professor Alyn Morice, head of Hull York Medical School's respiratory department, shone a light on Peptest in Hong Kong meeting.read more
Meet Joshua: Our Year in Placement Student
Let’s introduce you to Joshua, a student from the University of Hull, who has embarked on a 'year in industry' placement with RD Biomed.read more
Pepsin and Oral Thrush May Weaken Brace Metals, Study Finds
Pepsin and oral thrush together may reduce how well metals used in braces are protected in the mouth, according to a new lab study...read moreAir Pollution Could Increase Risk of Reflux, Study Reveals
New analysis suggests an association between long-term exposure to air pollution and higher rates of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD).read more
HIV Medication Fosamprenavir Explored as Laryngopharyngeal Reflux (LPR) Treatment
Fosamprenavir, a protease inhibitor originally developed and approved for the treatment of HIV, assessed for the treatment of LPR.read more
Reflux of the stomach enzyme pepsin linked to cancer
Researchers have found a link between a type of acid reflux and the development of cancerous cells in the hypopharynx (that's the area behind...read more
Discover Your Reflux Triggers and Get Rewarded: £10 Up for Grabs in Peptest Study
Volunteers wanted: are you a Peptest customer who has experienced reflux-like symptoms? Join out study and enjoy a £10 voucher on us!read more
Exposure to PPIs linked to cancers: study
Exposure to PPIs has been linked to an increased risk for certain cancers, according to research presented at the World Cancer Congress.read more
Reflux patients ‘more at risk’ of oral lesions
Researchers have turned to Peptest to investigate a connection between reflux and soft tissue lesions in the oral cavity.read more
Experts sing the praises of Peptest in Ent & Audiology News
Peptest has been described as a very useful tool for singers seeking diagnosis of laryngopharyngeal reflux (LPR) in an article published in the latest...read more
Reflux disease and vocal fold polyps (VFPs)
A new study has used Peptest to explore the relationship between gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD/ GERD) and vocal fold polyps.read more
Can long-term PPI use affect your kidneys and impact heart health?
A large Swedish study suggests long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) may be linked to a higher risk of chronic kidney disease.read morePepsin-targeted reflux treatment discussed on US radio show
Research into the development of reflux treatments that specifically target pepsin was discussed recently on Fox News 92.5.read moreAir Pollution Could Increase Risk of Reflux, Study Reveals
New analysis suggests an association between long-term exposure to air pollution and higher rates of gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD).read moreCould frequent heartburn be a red flag for alcohol misuse?
Adults diagnosed with gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GERD) are more likely to be diagnosed with alcohol use disorder (AUD) within the next two years, according...read moreCould reflux raise heart attack risk? New research suggests link
A new review suggests that people with diagnosed gastro-oesophageal reflux disease have more heart attacks than people without GERD.read more
Lab Study Explores How Gaviscon Infant Performs with Different Baby Formulas
A new lab study found Gaviscon Infant powder reduced simulated reflux across a range of baby milk formulas, including hydrolysed and amino-acid optionsread more
New Research Suggests Ageing and Reflux Are Genetically Linked?
A 2025 study published in Scientific Reports has examined the genetic overlap between GORD and age-related traits using advanced genome-wide analysisread more
What Is the Pylorus and How Does It Relate to Reflux?
The pylorus, a valve at the stomach’s exit, may influence reflux by affecting how well the stomach empties and how pressure builds up.read more
Prickly Pear Cactus Tablets Linked to Fast Heartburn Relief in New Study
A new observational study suggests that chewable tablets containing prickly pear cactus extract and antacids might bring fast, lasting relief for heartburn.read more
Can long-term PPI use affect your kidneys and impact heart health?
A large Swedish study suggests long-term use of proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) may be linked to a higher risk of chronic kidney disease.read morePrickly Pear Cactus Tablets Linked to Fast Heartburn Relief in New Study
A new observational study suggests that chewable tablets containing prickly pear cactus extract and antacids might bring fast, lasting relief for heartburn.read more
Study Investigates Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation for GERD Symptom Management
A study examines the use of a Transcutaneous Electrical Stimulation System (TESS) to potentially aid those struggling with GERD symptoms.read more
New Study Highlights Salivary Pepsin as a Reliable GERD Diagnostic Tool, Supporting Peptest’s Role
Neurogastroenterology & Motility study looks at value of salivary pepsin as a non-invasive diagnostic tool for gastro-oesophageal reflux.read more
Non-Medical Ways to Manage Reflux: From Posture Tips to Breathing Exercises
From small tweaks in how you sit to easy breathing exercises, here are a few natural tricks that might bring you some relief for...read more
Promising Results for RefluxStop in Treating Acid Reflux
Developers of RefluxStop, a device designed to treat reflux disease without putting pressure on the oesophagus, have hailed promising results.read more
What Happens After Barrett’s Treatment? Study Reveals Best Way to Prevent Recurrence
Post-treatment approaches after radiofrequency ablation may influence the recovery and recurrence of Barrett’s oesophagus, study claimsread more
Hara Hachi Bu: How this practice is used to manage reflux
Could the Japanese practice of Hara hachi bu - eating until you're 80% full - help manage reflux symptoms and improve digestion?read more
Acid-Reducing Drugs Linked to Higher Risk of Migraine
People who take acid-reducing drugs may have a higher risk of migraine and other severe headaches than those who do not.read more