A U.S. Appeals Court ruled on May 31, 2019 that it may be necessary and reasonable for an individual who… Read more »
Celiac
Williamsburg Appeal: Historic Win for Gluten-free and Food Allergy Rights
A U.S. Court of Appeal has ruled that a 12-year-old with a severe gluten intolerance has a disability, and that… Read more »
Gluten-Free Travel to Europe: To Know Before You Go
When traveling in Europe, following are helpful things to know about gluten-free food labeling, celiac disease associations and language aides.… Read more »
Allergic Living’s Guide to Gluten-Free Travel in Europe
Gluten-free travel to the land of baguettes and pasta can definitely be on your plate. EXPLORING Europe and its diverse… Read more »
Patients With Celiac Disease Have the Power to Move Research Forward
Celiac research driven by people with the disease will chart the way forward. When it comes to research to help… Read more »
Announcing Allergic Living’s Big Digital Evolution and E-Magazine
Dear Allergic Living Readers, I wanted to explain to you that Allergic Living is undergoing a major transformation that will… Read more »
How Do They Do It? Families Juggle Celiac Disease – Plus Food Allergies
Meet 3 families who juggle celiac disease, food allergies and sometimes more in one household. At first glance, Noah Joseph… Read more »
FDA Fast Tracks Therapy That Could Help Celiac Disease Patients Tolerate Gluten
The FDA has granted fast-track status to a promising vaccine intended to help celiac patients tolerate some gluten exposure, which… Read more »
Why You Don’t Want to Cut Out Gluten Before Celiac Testing
Whenever I’m approached by someone who suspects they may have celiac disease, I give them a surprising piece of advice:… Read more »
Simplify Your Gluten-Free Pantry! The Ingredients to Better Baking
It’s high time to simplify things in the gluten-free pantry. A few essential ingredients can bring outstanding results – from… Read more »