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Natasha’s Prize is open to individual researchers from different disciplines, sectors and countries. Its goal is to build a global food allergy science alliance, bringing together leading experts from a wide range of disciplines to advance high-impact research and generate breakthrough solutions for a future without food allergy. This might include microbiologists, AI specialists, epidemiologists, dieticians, environmental scientists, allergists, immunologists or representatives from untold other disciplines.

To support people living with Long Covid, as well as the health professionals caring for them, we are pleased to host the University of Plymouth’s updated Nutrition and COVID-19 Recovery Knowledge Hub.

The University of Surrey are looking to better understand the knowledge of UK dietitians regarding micronutrients.

The MSc Leading Clinical Research Delivery at Exeter is one of only three NIHR funded, fully online MSc programmes, developed in line with the NIHR Masters for Research Delivery Leadership (formerly known as Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework). It supports practising clinical professionals aspiring to work in the clinical research delivery workforce.

The Pre-Application Support Fund is open to all career stages and offers extra support to those who need it. It’s designed to help you prepare a competitive application for an NIHR career development award, with up to 12 months of flexible funding available. We normally expect funding through this award to last a minimum of 6 months.

Specialist Fertility and Maternal Weight Management Dietitian Eugenia Grand answers common questions about male fertility and nutrition.

The BDA responded to the consultation on the updated Nutrient Profiling Model. These changes could support healthier food environments and better public health outcomes.

Stronger standards could transform children’s health, behaviour and learning, and dietitians have a vital voice in shaping what comes next. Our response sets out why better school food matters.

Oxford Brookes University are looking for UK healthcare professionals who support head and neck cancer patients after (chemo)radiotherapy to participate in an online workshop to help develop a self-management web app.

The BDA is aware of growing concern about the availability of Band 5 dietetic roles. We are taking a series of coordination actions to understand what is happening and to influence national decision-making.

Learn about PEI and pancreatic cancer, and how to manage this effectively with pancreatic enzyme replacement therapy (PERT).

An evidence based update on dietary protein, covering quantity, quality, timing, and practical considerations across diverse populations and life stages.

The BDA Obesity Specialist Group has been developing a suite of dietary resources aimed at supporting individuals taking medications for obesity.

As the 7th Edition of the Manual of Dietetic Practice is launched, the editing team reflect on the long process of getting it to publication.

Nearly 100 guests gathered earlier today at Birmingham’s prestigious Council House for the 2026 BDA Awards and Honours ceremony - an inspiring celebration of excellence across the dietetic profession.

A student project from Birmingham City University is looking to understand UK dietetic students' awareness and attitudes to food fermentation and the evidence base for its potential health benefits for the gut microbiome.

Bursary applications are now open to fully fund part-time masters level qualifications aligned with the Masters for Research Delivery Leadership (MRDL) (Formally known as Clinician Researcher Credentials Framework).

This grant was developed to act as a springboard for basic science researchers and healthcare professionals (including allied healthcare professionals) to test out innovative ideas, sparking larger projects and new avenues of exploration.