Scientific advancements could lead to a celiac-friendly wheat.
09/07/2010A new study confirms that celiacs and non-celiacs have a similar risk for colorectal cancer.
09/02/2010More moms are opting for cesarean delivery, which has been linked to celiac disease.
08/30/2010Breastfeeding can ward off disease, for both mother and baby.
08/25/2010Celiac disease was listed among the conditions scientists hope to explore using stem cells.
08/24/2010Survey of Canadian gastroenterologists confirms need for consensus-based guidelines in care.
08/20/2010Italian researchers found celiac patients face a 2.5-fold increase in the risk of developing papillary cancer of the thyroid.
08/17/2010Women who ingest more full-calorie beer, which has high barley content, are more likely to have the skin disorder.
08/13/2010Researchers recommend screening for celiac in women with reproductive issues.
08/10/2010Nutritional intake is also a key factor in the gluten-free diet, researchers advise.
08/06/2010Researchers warn of severe gastrointestinal symptoms and malabsoption seen in this condition.
08/05/2010Modern breeding practices may have increased exposure, but they could also help reduce toxicity.
07/30/2010Researchers confirm poor specificity for celiac, but AGA tests may have relevance for related conditions.
07/28/2010Contradictory results identified across 15 diseases, including celiac.
07/23/2010More evidence indicates need for celiac disease screening.
07/21/2010Three peptides may be responsible for immune response; finding could advance drug development.
07/20/2010Artifacts suggest symptoms and diet that point to celiac disease.
07/08/2010By, Ursula Saqui, Ph.D.
07/02/2010New reasearch looks at effects of celiac disease on mental health.
05/18/2010babies born vaginally less likely to develop condition says latest study
04/14/2010By Vikki Petersen DC, CCN
01/06/2010Acknowledges link between gastrointestinal conditions and autism behaviors.
11/03/2009by Amy Burkhart, MD, RD
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