UC Health has opened a new adult celiac disease center in Cincinnati, offering specialized care, testing and support for patients.
Teva reports its experimental celiac drug TEV '408 met its primary endpoint in a Phase 2a trial, reducing gluten-induced ...
It is estimated that two million people in the United States have celiac disease, with many more individuals not yet diagnosed. Because symptoms can be nonspecific and they vary between individuals, ...
In a mid-stage study, Teva’s drug prevented intestinal damage in celiac disease patients who underwent a gluten challenge — ...
Share on Pinterest Could a blood test diagnose celiac disease without the need to trigger symptoms? Image credit: Alvaro Lavin/Stocksy. Celiac disease has to do with an abnormal immune response of the ...
Celiac disease may be difficult to identify in kids. Learn what signs and symptoms you should bring up to your doctor and how to embark on a gluten-free diet if your child has been diagnosed.
While Teva announced positive Phase II data, it has not yet confirmed Phase III plans.
Photomicrograph of celiac disease showing complete atrophy of the duodenal villi. Celiac disease doesn't look the way you might expect. A new position statement and technical review from the American ...
Celiac disease affects the gastrointestinal tract - especially the small intestines. It is seen in genetically predisposed children and adults. The symptoms are usually precipitated by the ingestion ...
Today is International Celiac Day. Celiac disease is a chronic autoimmune condition that occurs in around 1% of the world's population. It is triggered by the consumption of gluten proteins from wheat ...
A few decades ago, the initialism “GF” on a menu could have easily been mistaken for “good food.” Nowadays, it is common knowledge that it stands for “gluten-free” — and now, the shorthand adorns ...
A celiac disease diagnosis can feel daunting and confusing as you learn to navigate the condition. Nutrition experts weigh in on the seven things you should do first once you've been diagnosed.