Beyond Celiac is the leading trusted resource on celiac disease. We are available and qualified to speak to the press on a variety of topics including, but not limited to:
- Celiac disease as a serious genetic autoimmune disease
- Health equity in celiac disease
- Celiac disease patient advocacy and patient stories
- The need for treatments beyond the gluten-free diet
- The latest in celiac disease research/science/drug development
- Non-GI symptoms of celiac disease
- Connection to other autoimmune diseases
- Growth of the gluten-free market, gluten-free labeling
Media Inquiries and Partnerships
If you are a member of the media and want to know more about Beyond Celiac, including our research program, Science Plan, patient stories, and more, please contact Stacy Eaton-Carter at [email protected].
Celiac Disease Facts and Information
Check out the resources below for more information on Beyond Celiac, celiac disease and the gluten-free diet:
About Beyond Celiac
Download Founder Alice Bast’s Headshots
Beyond Celiac Brand Elements/Logos
Download Celiac Disease: The Basics (including the gluten-free diet)
Fast Facts about Celiac Disease
Download Fact vs Fiction: Celiac Disease and the Gluten-Free Diet
Beyond Celiac Science Plan
Voices of Celiac Disease Patient Stories
Recent Beyond Celiac News
Taking Celiac Disease to The Hill
The first weekend in March 2020, the Digestive Disease National Coalition (DDNC) will hold their annual Public Policy Forum in Washington DC at the Washington Court Hotel.
Beyond Celiac Amps Up Scientific Focus to Accelerate Hunt for a Cure
Two innovative leaders added to the Beyond Celiac Science Team
Beyond Celiac Speaks out about Research — and You!
Beyond Celiac represented the celiac disease community at the Autoimmune Disease Virtual Summit
Missed diagnosis has devastating consequences
At 17, Matthew Khorana suddenly became violent and aggressive. For seven years he was misdiagnosed until one doctor discovered the real cause.
Voices of Celiac Disease
Max
“Just before his third birthday, Max had dropped so much weight that he was back to wearing his one-year-old clothes.”
