Celiac Science
Urine Test Could Replace Blood Draws for Celiac Diagnosis in Children
New research finds two urinary microRNAs combined with a protein test can diagnose pediatric celiac disease without blood draws or invasive procedures.
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Sealed Meals Initiative
The idea: Restaurants offer pre-packaged, GFCO-certified meals that are prepared in a dedicated gluten-free facility and served still sealed. No shared kitchens. No cross-contact. No risk.
The technology already exists — airlines, hospitals, and meal delivery services do this every day. We're asking the top 20 restaurant chains to offer this option for the 3.3 million Americans with celiac disease.
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Omega-3 Fatty Acids May Not Protect Against Celiac Disease After All
New Norwegian research challenges assumptions about omega-3s and celiac disease risk, finding no protective effect in a large study of infants.
Celiac Science
Body Image and Emotional Awareness in Adults with Celiac Disease: What New Research Reveals
New research examines how celiac disease affects body image and emotional awareness in adults, revealing connections that matter for mental health support.
Celiac Science
Flawed Trial Design May Be Slowing Progress on Celiac Treatments
New research reveals how flawed screening criteria in celiac drug trials may cause them to fail—not because the drugs don't work, but because they're testing the wrong patients.
Celiac Science
Celiacase: A New Enzyme Shows Promise in Breaking Down Gluten Before It Causes Harm
A newly engineered enzyme called celiacase degrades immunogenic gluten peptides by up to 99% in lab tests, offering hope as a therapeutic adjunct to the gluten-free diet.
Advocacy
International Food Labeling Body Approves Science-Based 'May Contain' Gluten Guidance
Codex Committee advances first-ever reference dose for gluten precautionary labeling while preserving the 20 ppm gluten-free standard.
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Why Celiac Patients Still Feel Lousy — And What the Data Says About Care Gaps
New research confirms what celiac families know: fatigue persists, quality of life suffers, and follow-up care is inconsistent. Here's what it means.
Celiac Science
MUSC Highlights Why Understanding Celiac Diagnosis Still Matters in 2026
The Medical University of South Carolina breaks down celiac disease diagnosis and long-term health effects. Here's what it means for our community.
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A New Clinical Trial Needs Adults Who Still Have Symptoms on a Gluten-Free Diet
The DAISY Study is recruiting adults with celiac disease who have symptoms despite a gluten-free diet. Travel compensation included.
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Celiac-Safe Banana Bread
Moist banana bread made with certified gluten-free ingredients and cross-contact prevention for celiac disease.
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Celiac-Safe Fluffy Pancakes
Fluffy pancakes made with certified gluten-free ingredients and cross-contact prevention for celiac disease.
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No-Yeast Gluten-Free Cinnamon Rolls
Quick, fluffy cinnamon rolls with no yeast and no rising time. Biscuit-style dough, cinnamon butter filling, and vanilla icing in about 40 minutes.
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Bob's Red Mill 1-to-1 Flour Review
Bob's Red Mill 1-to-1 Baking Flour reviewed for celiac safety: GFCO certification, dedicated facility, and community feedback.
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King Arthur Measure for Measure Review
King Arthur Measure for Measure flour reviewed for celiac safety: GFCO certification, facility analysis, and community feedback.
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History & Culture
Elisabeth Hasselbeck: Celiac Advocate
How Survivor contestant and TV host Elisabeth Hasselbeck became a visible advocate for celiac disease awareness.
History & Culture
History of Celiac Disease
From ancient Greece to modern genetics: how we discovered that gluten damages the celiac intestine.
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Our Voices Matter: 35 Celiac Advocates Bring Our Fight to Congress
35 celiac advocates met with 60+ congressional offices at the 2026 Advocacy Summit. Here's why this matters for research funding and our community.
Advocacy
$15 Million Bet on the Future: Why This New Celiac Fund Matters for Our Kids
The Celiac Disease Foundation's new $15M Impact Fund could accelerate innovations in detection, treatment, and food safety for celiac families.
Advocacy
"Close Enough" Is Not Safe: Why Celiac Patients Deserve Better
Dedicated fryers aren't dedicated facilities. 'Gluten-free menus' aren't celiac-safe kitchens. It's time to stop pretending close enough is good enough for celiac disease.
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