Runner's gut: Why some marathon runners find themselves sprinting to the toilet instead of the finish line

Published Date: 25 Apr 2025

Running a marathon is no small feat. Athletes can expect to cover between 50-60,000 steps, burn over 3,000 calories and expel multiple liters of sweat to keep cool.

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