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The results of a trial of the clinical effectiveness of ursodeoxycholic acid (UDCA or urso) have been published in The Lancet. They show that urso is not an effective drug in the treatment of ICP.
You can also read a comment on the research by a leading researcher and a plain English summary as well as our Facebook post about the research.
We will be updating the information about UDCA on this website as soon as we can.
CEO Jenny Chambers did a live Q&A session on Facebook on 28 September. You can watch it here if you missed it.
Three runners took part in the prestigious half marathon, raising over £1200!
Fancy running for ICP Support yourself? Visit our Itching to Run page to find out more.
ICP Support had six riders in this year’s Ride London cycling event. They raised £2700!
Dr Caroline Ovadia recently won the Tommy's Start Researcher award. In this short video she talks about her research and what it means to her.
We carried out a survey into how bile acid tests were carried out – fasting or not-fasting. The results are here.
CEO Jenny Chambers and patron Helen George took part in a Facebook live session about ICP with Tommy's Midwives on 7 June. You can watch the video here.
Our updated infomation leaflet is now available for you to download.
You can now raise funds for ICP Support with Virgin Money Giving! This is a not-for-profit company that charges us no monthly fee, which means that more of the money you raise goes to us.
New research, published in The Lancet and partially funded by ICP Support, shows that most women with ICP can be reassured that their baby will be free from the risk of stillbirth due to ICP provided their bile acid levels remain under 100 micromol/L. You can download the paper, a summary of the findings and the press release that accompanies the publication.
Our running manager, Jenny Hastings, set herself the challenge of completing 20 separate running events in 10 months to raise funds for ICP Support – and she's made it!
Tickets are now on sale for our latest monthly lottery, in which you could win a cash prize and help fund ICP Support at the same time.
Tickets cost just £5 each. More information, including terms and conditions, is here. Or just go straight to our shop to buy your ticket.
ICP doesn’t just affect mums and babies – grandparents get involved too. Ailsa Seatter tells how her daughter Gemma’s ICP affected her and prompted her to raise funds for ICP Support.
We have just launched our first regional groups, aiming to connect people in the same geographical area. These are all pilot projects, so please get involved to help make them work for everyone!
Our shopping bag is a great little bag to take on holiday. Here’s Giovanna D’Urso modelling one for you – looks great doesn’t it? They are available in the shop to buy, or if you sign up to donate £5 or more a month we’ll give you a bag for free!
