Researchers from New York University did an early study into whether toxic chemicals found in pesticides, nonstick cookware and fire retardants should be considered as possible environmental factors related to celiac disease. They caution more study is needed.
Celiac disease antibodies, gluten introduction and role of viruses explored in studies of children with celiac disease and type 1 diabetes
Celiac disease incidence is increasing in the Western world. To understand this, picture celiac disease incidence as the speed of water filling a bathtub and celiac disease prevalence as the water pooled in the tub.
Students report they are eager to maintain their gluten-free diet while attending college, but need more tools to overcome hurdles.
Vikki Petersen, DC, CCN, shares a gluten-free success story from her office.
Study finds infants with the celiac gene were less likely to develop celiac-related antibodies when kept on a gluten-free diet until 12 months of age.
Review article highlights potential neurological effects of celiac disease in adults and children.
Renowned neurologist notes "remarkable change" in 9-year-old girl after switching to gluten-free diet.
Celiac disease researchers reap benefits from Christmas webcam sensation.
Study of more than 4,000 children indicates that saliva samples could be new, simple tool to speed celiac diagnosis.
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