Yvonne Jeanes reveals how dietetic-led services and remote appointments are helping patients manage their condition.

More needs to be done to support British South Asians who suffer from coeliac disease, say Sefinat Somorin, Humayun Muhammad and Yvonne Jeanes.

There is a huge amount of media coverage around plant-based drinks, leading to a lot of confusion over whether we should or shouldn’t be switching from cow’s milk to plant-based drinks, and also which drinks to choose.

The tropical fruit has become a weapon of culture wars. Annabel van Griethuysen balances the nutritional advantages with the environmental cost of producing them.

As the doors of Ramadan are set to open, many Muslims across the United Kingdom and worldwide are preparing for the 30-day continuous fasting month. Ines Jabir gives advice on how to support colleagues and patients who might be observing Ramadan.

Rebecca Fisher and Alison Smith introduce improved categorisation in the ePACT2 primary care prescribing data platform.

Annina Whipp is a senior specialist paediatric dietitian. In this Q&A she tells us about how she manages cow’s milk allergy management in practice.

In this blog, Dietitian Vanessa Osborne takes a look at the topic of obesity and the health complications that are connected to the disease.

Francesca Allsop is a Registered Dietitian who works in the UK’s largest prison, HMP Berwyn in Wrexham. She discusses her role and how she got into working in a prison environment.

A new resource offers guidance for parents and caregivers on what they can say, do, and what may be best to avoid when talking about weight.

Lorna Breeze is one of 500 outstanding volunteers to be chosen as the nation’s Coronation Champions.

BDA members, working in NHS England have accepted the most recent pay offer from the Government.

It’s time for the Government to implement a Food Strategy that’s fit for purpose.

There is much work to be done by the Scottish Government. Here are our key asks for Humza Yousaf and his Cabinet.

The BDA Trade Union National Executive Committee (TUNEC) is recommending that members in England accept the latest pay offer from the Government for NHS workers.

All you need to know about the latest pay offer for NHS workers in England.

We need to see the Government take more concrete steps and hands on action to support the British people to be able to make healthier choices, particularly young children.

If accepted, the offer would boost pay significantly this year and mean a wage increase next year that’s more than the government had budgeted for.