Pill made from freeze-dried faeces to be taken by liver disease patients in clinical trial

Fecal transplant trial provides hope for liver disease patients

The UK is to launch a clinical trial of a "poo transplant" that researchers believe could treat advanced liver disease and fight antimicrobial resistance.

Liver disease: 'Poo transplant' treatment trial launched

Participants will consume capsules of dried faeces to see if they can improve gut health.

Pill made from freeze-dried faeces to be taken by liver disease patients in clinical trial

Around 300 people are expected to take part in the trial and will be randomly assigned either freeze-dried capsules made from human stools or placebo tablets every three months.

‘Poo transplant’ trial hope for ending killer liver disease

London scientists will launch a clinical trial of a transplant that they believe could help to treat advanced liver disease — the third biggest cause of death in adults of working age.

How a 'poo transplant' trial could transform care for liver disease patients

The UK is to launch a national clinical trial of a 'poo transplant' that researchers believe could treat advanced liver disease and fight antimicrobial resistance.

Advanced liver disease patients given new hope with 'poo transplant'

The freeze-dried stool idea comes in 'crapsules'