New trial aims to treat gastro-oesophageal cancers
26 November 2019
The Royal Marsden is leading a major clinical trial to investigate the best treatment options for patients with gastro…
Category: News
Do you have a smart phone?
21 November 2019
Would you like to carry your OPA Restaurant/Toilet Card on your phone instead of in a purse/wallet/bag?
Under 11’s Football Club Supports the OPA!
13 November 2019
A big thank you to Jack and Orsmkirk U11’s football Team who are proud to support the OPA…
The Vagus Nerve May Carry Serotonin Along the Gut-Brain Axis
13 November 2019
In recent years, researchers have been investigating a possible link between SSRI antidepressant medications, serotonin levels in the gut, and the role that vagus nerve stimulation might play…
Ten causes of epigastric pain
13 November 2019
There are many common digestive problems associated with epigastric pain…
What is the difference between CT scans and MRI scans?
7 November 2019
CT scans and MRI scans are two different medical imaging methods…
Tips For Managing Nighttime Heartburn
6 November 2019
For the millions of people suffering from either intermittent or regular heartburn most have experienced the agony of heartburn at night…
OPA New Trustees
6 November 2019
The OPA are pleased to welcome aboard two new Trustees – Mr Javed Sultan – MSc MD FRCS Consultant Oesophago-Gastric…
OPA Christmas Newsletter 2019 is now in stock!
6 November 2019
Keep up to date on all things OPA! If you are not subscribed to the OPA mailing list then order your copy here…
15 High-Protein Smoothies That Will Keep You Full for Hours
6 November 2019
These filling drinks pack up to 35 grams of the macronutrient in one serving!…
Recent Posts
Support Booklets
Our free booklets have helpful information about diagnosis, treatments and recipe advice.
Join our online community
Talk to people who are living with Oesophageal or Gastric Cancer, share your experiences.
Patient Buddies
Our free patient buddy service is an over the phone service that is here for you.
Supporting you throughout your cancer journey
We support patients, caregivers and their families. Whether you find yourself in the initial stages or further along in your journey, the OPA is committed to offering free support and guidance.
