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There Are Two Types of People in the World: Gluten Eaters and Gluten-Free Folks
Gluten eaters see lunch. People with celiac disease see ingredients, preparation, shared surfaces, serving utensils, fryers, and every crumb within a six-foot radius. Continue reading
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Celiac Disease Treatment Is on Aisle Seven
People with celiac disease are prescribed a medically necessary diet and frequently left to figure out the rest alone. A grocery aisle is not a healthcare system. Continue reading
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What the Celiac Community Actually Needs
Gluten-free convenience matters, but it is not medical progress. People with celiac disease need better treatments, diagnostics, monitoring and labeling—not merely more products. Continue reading
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Celiac Labeling Laws Undermine the Gluten-Free Diet
People with celiac disease are expected to avoid gluten completely, but current food and medication labeling laws do not always provide the information required to do it. Continue reading
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Why Celiac Diagnosis Should Not Require a Gluten Challenge
Our current diagnostic system may require people to eat gluten for weeks so celiac disease becomes detectable again. Nobody should have to injure themselves to prove they have a disease. Continue reading
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How Do We Know Whether the Gluten-Free Diet Is Working?
People with celiac disease are expected to manage an autoimmune disease through food avoidance, yet we still lack a simple, affordable way to confirm that their intestines have healed. Continue reading
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Takeda Drops TAK-101 and TAK-062: Why It Matters for Celiac Research
Takeda’s latest pipeline no longer includes TAK-101 or TAK-062. The science of celiac disease is not dead—but the path to an approved treatment may have become significantly harder. Continue reading
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Why Do I Poop Right After I Eat? Celiac and IBS
If you have celiac disease, diarrhea shortly after eating can feel like proof that you were glutened. But the gastrocolic reflex—and several other conditions—may explain what is actually happening. Continue reading
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TEV-408 for Celiac Disease: Promising, But I Have Questions
TEV-408 met its Phase 2a primary endpoint in celiac disease. That’s good news. But researchers have targeted IL-15 before, and that history raises an important question: what’s different this time? Continue reading
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Understanding Celiac Disease Should Make Life Easier, Not More Fearful
Celiac disease came on vacation with me, but it wasn’t the star of the show. Understanding the disease should help us ask better questions, assess real risk, and spend more time living. Continue reading
