Top 4 Highlights from Digestive Disease Week 2015

Check out NFCA's list of the top four highlights from Digestive Disease Week 2015.

One Step Closer to New Treatment Options for Celiac Disease

Sanofi and Selecta Biosciences, Inc. collaborate on new immunotherapy for celiac disease.

Looking For Patients With Celiac Disease For Research Study

The Jefferson Celiac Center is seeking participants for a research study.

University of Tampere Awarded a Leading German Scientist with Its International Celiac Disease Prize

Professor Detlef Schuppan, a member of the Beyond Celiac Research Summit Planning Committee, accepts the first international celiac disease prize awarded by the University of Tampere in Finland.

Arsenic in Rice: Is It Really an Issue?

Tricia Thompson, MS, RD of Gluten-Free Watchdog answers common questions about arsenic in rice.

Celimmune Announces Anti-IL-15 Antibody Licensing and Option Agreements with Amgen

Company to develop AMG 714 for the treatment of diet non-responsive celiac disease and refractory celiac disease (celiac disease-triggered T-cell lymphoma).

Growth Screening Could Help Detect Celiac Disease in Kids

New research on a screening method could improve the celiac disease diagnosis rate in children.

Celimmune Founded to Develop Novel Therapeutics for Celiac and Other Serious Autoimmune Diseases

Emerging therapeutic company to initially focus on addressing the significant medical and socioeconomic needs of patients with celiac disease

Larazotide Acetate Shows Promising Results in Patients on Gluten-Free Diet with Persistent Symptoms

Although more research is needed, larazotide acetate may work better than the gluten-free diet alone in some patients.

Calling All Youth with Celiac Disease!

Researcher is looking for youth (ages 12-17) who have been diagnosed with celiac disease to participate in an online study

Celiac disease in children from Madeira Island and Its Prevalence in First Degree Relatives

NFCA interviews the team behind a study focused on the prevalence of celiac disease in untested family members on Madeira Island.

Non-Gluten Proteins Identified as Targets of Immune Response to Wheat in Celiac Disease

In addition to gluten, researchers have found that the immune system of people with celiac disease react to specific types of non-gluten protein in wheat.

Do Products Labeled "Gluten-Free" Meet the Less Than 20 PPM Standard Outlined by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)?

NFCA talked to researchers Tricia Thompson, MS, RD and Suzanne Simpson, RD, LD to get the answers.

Altered Microbiota Linked to Gastrointestinal Symptoms in People with Celiac Disease on a Strict Gluten-Free Diet

New research suggests ongoing stomach trouble could be due to altered microbiota

ImmusanT Recognized for Potential Celiac-Curing Vaccine

Journal of Autoimmunity Publishes Research Supporting Safety of Oats in the Celiac Diet

Research Offers Benchmark of T Cell Reactivity by Comparing Side-by-Side Reactions to Barley and Oats in Celiac Disease Patients

Survey Respondents Needed: Help Advance Research by Completing a Short Series of Surveys

The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA) and The Jefferson Celiac Center at Thomas Jefferson University Hospitals want to learn more about the needs and experiences of those living with gluten-related disorders.

National Study to Help Advance Celiac Disease Research

A clinical research study called the CeliAction Study is researching if an investigational drug – which would be taken as a supplement to an attempted gluten-free diet – improves any symptoms of celiac disease.

Experimental Hookworm Infection and Gluten Microchallenge Promote Tolerance in Celiac Disease

Study investigates a potential new treatment strategy for celiac disease - hookworms.

National Study to Help Advance Celiac Disease Research

A clinical research study called the CeliAction Study is researching if an investigational drug – which would be taken as a supplement to an attempted gluten-free diet – improves any symptoms of celiac disease.

Risk of Pediatric Celiac Disease According to HLA Haplotype and Country

Along with genetics, researchers found that a child’s sex and country of residence are all associated with celiac disease prevalence.

National Study to Help Advance Celiac Disease

A clinical research study called the CeliAction Study is researching if an investigational drug – which would be taken as a supplement to an attempted gluten-free diet – improves any symptoms of celiac disease.

Volunteers Wanted for a Penn Research Study

This research aims to better understand the effect of income on the experiences of Americans with celiac disease.

National Study to Help Advance Celiac Disease Research

A clinical research study called the CeliAction Study is researching if an investigational drug – which would be taken as a supplement to an attempted gluten-free diet – improves any symptoms of celiac disease.

Adults with Celiac Disease and their Significant Others are Needed for a Research Study!

People with celiac are needed to participate in a nationwide survey.