#PatientAdvocacy

  • Celiac Disease Screening: Should It Be Standard in Annual Checkups?

    Celiac disease remains undiagnosed in about half of those affected, often taking years for a diagnosis. Researchers debate screening policies: universal testing, targeting high-risk groups, or maintaining current practices. Each approach has its merits and challenges, prompting reflection on the… Continue reading

    Celiac Disease Screening: Should It Be Standard in Annual Checkups?
  • Why ‘Fat Celiac’ is More Than Just a Name

    The site “Fat Celiac” challenges stereotypes about celiac disease, highlighting that not all patients are thin. The author, initially expecting weight loss post-diagnosis, gained instead and explored various diets without success. By embracing a body that defies expectations, the site… Continue reading

    Why ‘Fat Celiac’ is More Than Just a Name
  • 7 Years of Celiac Disease Awareness: What Comes Next

    Celiac Disease Awareness Month has concluded, highlighting discussions on diagnosis, care, and living gluten-free. The focus remains on education and advocacy, emphasizing informed choices while managing gluten exposure risks. The commitment to sharing knowledge and combating misinformation continues beyond May,… Continue reading

    7 Years of Celiac Disease Awareness: What Comes Next