Lesser Forms of Celiac Disease May Increase Risk of Death
If you’ve ever attended a large celiac support group meeting before, or attending any type of event which has a large collection of people who suffer from celiac disease, you may have compared notes and noticed that there seem to be a number of varying types of the disease out there which result in a [...]
Autism Linked to Several Autoimmune Diseases
For awhile now we’ve been discussing and speculating about Autism and its link to Celiac Disease. According to a recent study, it looks like their is now finally medical research that supports Autism’s link to Celiac, as well as other autoimmune diseases, including Type 1 Diabetes and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Although the association between autism and [...]
Celiac Diagnosis 4 Times More Common Than 50 Years Ago
Over the past few days I’ve watched as a large number of people have thoroughly discussed the recent report from the Mayo Clinic that Celiac Disease is diagnosed in the United States 4 times more often than it was 50 years ago. At first I had a lot of trouble figuring out why this was [...]
Chicago Medical Center Needs Celiacs for a Study
Have Celiac Disease and always wanted to participate in a Celiac study? It seems like studies are happening all the time, but you’ve gotta be in the right place at the right time to get involved with one! I know we’ve got a large readership in Chicago, so I wanted to pass along information about an opportunity [...]
First Mouse Model Study of Celiac Disease Coming Soon
Over the weekend we received a press release that we wanted to pass along to our readers regarding some good news for the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center: The University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center Advisory Board has partnered with The University to launch a two million dollar campaign to support the first-ever mouse [...]







