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Rate of Celiac Diagnosis Shows Big Improvement in U.S.
The number of people with celiac disease in the United States remained relatively stable from 2009 to 2014. However significantly,… Read more »
Allergens to Gluten, What’s In That Herbal Remedy?
Scientist was surprised to find ‘cheap fillers,’ including gluten and soybean.
Microbiome Study Holds High Hopes for Celiac Prevention
Dr. Fasano: “We hope to eventually prevent celiac disease before it begins.”
Wide Celiac Testing Not Yet Supported
The U.S. Preventive Services Task Force made an effort to develop recommendations for celiac screening.
Fighting Allergy, Celiac at the Nano Level
Goal is for the nanoparticle and its cargo to fool your immune system into not responding, says microbiologist.
Celiac’s Family Ties: On Getting Your Clan Screened
If you’ve got celiac disease, your relatives also need to be tested. But prodding them along to the doctor’s office is not so easy.
Celiac Disease Treatment Licensed and Headed to Late-Stage Clinical Trials
The drug, based on the compound larazotide acetate, has received FDA “fast track” designation.
Timing of Gluten Introduction Not Related to Babies’ Celiac Risk: European MDs
Breastfeeding when feeding a baby gluten for the first time also isn’t linked to reducing celiac risk.
Protein Linked to Celiac Disease May Also Be a Mark of Gluten Sensitivity, Study Says
Protein that affects permeability of intestinal wall is higher in those with gluten sensitivity.