Celiac Disease Foundation Gives More Than $500,000 for New Research
Three researchers have received more than $500,000 from the Celiac Disease Foundation including doctors from Boston Children’s Hospital, Columbia University…
New Celiac Disease Research Efforts Receive Nearly $450,000 in Grants
Beyond Celiac has awarded close to $450,000 to two scientists conducting groundbreaking celiac disease studies. One study is aimed at…
Study: Fasting Improves Chronic Inflammatory Disease, Reduces Inflammation
New research has shed light on the benefits, both for longevity and fighting disease, of intermittent fasting. In a study…
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Beyond Celiac Launches First-of-Its-Kind App for Patient Engagement
Beyond Celiac has launched a first-of-its-kind mobile app to complement its online research database, Go Beyond Celiac. Go Beyond Celiac is an…
Lawmakers Urge Celiac Cure Research After Health Hearings
Congress wants federal health officials to look closer at a celiac cure research after hearing testimony from the Celiac Disease Foundation.
Diabetes Risk from Low Gluten
Data from three large studies found that healthy American adults who eat less gluten have a higher risk for type 2 diabetes.
Infant Study on Development of Celiac Enrolling
Infants under 6 months of age who have a first-degree relative with celiac are eligible to join the CDGEMM Study to understand the many factors that contribute to the development of celiac.
Research Roundup: Experimental Drug Eases Celiac Symptoms
Latiglutenase is an enzyme supplement that helps digest gluten. While clinical studies have not proven it prevents damage to the small intestine, it did relieve the participants’ most common complaints of abdominal pain, bloating, fatigue and constipation.
Study Sessions: Celiac research news roundup
Celiac hospitalization costs $7.4 million annually in the U.S., safe sourdough for celiac patients and more in this roundup of recent research news in the gluten-free community.
You can make a difference through celiac research
Learn three ways to campaign for the kind of celiac research that could lead to better quality of life, pharmaceutical treatments and alternative therapies.
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