Canker sores can be a sign of celiac disease in children, especially when accompanied by mild malnutrition, iron deficiency and iron deficiency anemia, according to a new study from Turkey.
06/11/2020About one-third of children with celiac disease have mental health disorders, primarily anxiety disorder and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), according to a new study.
06/03/2020Those who have celiac disease are also at increased risk for also having IBD and vice versa, a new study concludes
05/19/2020Researchers 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.
05/13/2020When researchers measured gluten exposure in the real world, they found that celiac disease patients frequently get gluten in their gluten-free diet.
05/06/2020Early results from a Go Beyond Celiac survery about celiac disease and COVID-19 reveal what people with celiac disease are thinking about during the pandemic.
04/23/2020A study of about 50,000 Swedish celiac disease patients found that about 9.7 out of 100 died of all causes over a 10 year period compared to 8.6 people who did not have celiac disease.
04/15/2020Celiac disease antibodies, gluten introduction and role of viruses explored in studies of children with celiac disease and type 1 diabetes
03/31/2020A UK scientist who received a 2019 Beyond Celiac research grant is now applying some of the same tools used in his celiac disease work to study of COVID-19
03/25/2020A new study found evidence of brain damage in specialized scans of the brain among celiac disease patients. Cognitve deficency and mental health issues were also detected.
03/09/2020Key takeawayes and celiac disease research news from the 2020 Columbia Celiac Disease Symposium
02/21/2020Celiac 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.
02/19/2020The first mouse model of celiac disease is designed to help further studies into new treatments.
02/11/2020Beyond Celiac will present results of its community survey about patient participation in celiac disease research at the largest gathering of doctors and researchers in gastroenterology.
02/03/2020Testing of latiglutenase to relieve symptoms in celiac disease patients continues with the launch of a clinical trial in December
01/29/2020Gluten found in food, urine and stool samples from celiac disease patients
01/14/2020Study of latiglutenase as a potential treatment for celiac disease continues with analysis of past results. In addition, researchers from ImmunogenX plan three clinical trials in 2020.
12/05/2019A new survey by Beyond Celiac found that celiac disease patients are willing to particpate in research, but they are hesitant about eating gluten or having a biopsy as part of a clinical study
12/03/2019Celiac disease experts and health insurance experts put the study of celiac disease under the microscope at the recent Beyond Celiac Research Summit
11/26/2019The Beyond Celiac Research Summit gave patients a chance to describe what it's like to live with celiac disease and participate in clinical trials.
11/13/2019The scientist who developed a new nanoparticle approach to treating celiac disease answers questions about how it would might allow patients to eat gluten again.
11/06/2019Financial moves made by drug companies researching celiac disease treatments could help move them forward in the approval process
10/23/2019New study using nanoparticles shows early success in reprogramming celiac disease patients' immune system not to react to gluten
10/09/2019A new study looked at how much gluten cross-contact really occurs when a shared toaster is used
09/19/2019A new study found more than 40 percent of first-degree family members had celiac disease, even though most had no symptoms or symptoms that are not typical.
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