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Gluten-Free Craze Good, Bad for Celiac Patients
People with celiac disease are happy to have more food choices away from home, but some sense a growing stigma as other people voluntarily go gluten-free.
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One-Third of 'Gluten-Free' Restaurant Foods in U.S. Are Not: Study
One-third of foods labeled “gluten free” in U.S. restaurants actually contain trace amounts of the protein that can cause digestive upset for people with celiac disease, according to a new study.
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Eating Gluten-Free Without a Medical Reason?
It won't help your heart and could even hurt it, researchers say
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A Surprising Culprit Behind Celiac Disease?
Study suggests harmless viruses may set stage for immune system response to the grain protein gluten
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Study Links Celiac Disease, Anorexia
Chances of being diagnosed with eating disorder were higher in those with gluten intolerance
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Possible Drawback to Gluten-Free: Toxic Metals
Higher levels of arsenic, mercury found in people who follow this eating plan, study finds
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Experts: Wheat Sensitivity Is Real
Researchers are trying to find out why some people without wheat allergy or celiac disease still report sensitivity to wheat-containing foods.
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What's Behind the Gluten-Free Trend?
These days, a gluten-free lifestyle has become one of the most popular diet trends in the U.S. One in five people now reduce or eliminate gluten, a protein found in wheat, barley or rye, in their diet, according to a 2015 Gallup poll.
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Gluten-Free Eaters in U.S. Tripled in 5 Years
But number of people diagnosed each year with celiac disease has remained stable
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Celiac Disease Risk and Birth Time, Place
Swedish study finds lower risk of the digestive disorder in babies born in winter or cooler climates
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Is Non-Celiac Gluten Sensitivity Real?
Study finds distinctly different biological changes than those from celiac disease, wheat allergy
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Celiac Disease Doesn't Seem to Boost Dementia Risk
People with the digestive disorder may complain of 'brain fog,' but researchers say they aren't more likely to get Alzheimer's
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Celiac Disease in Family May Up Your Risk for Related Disorders
Close relatives, including spouses, had higher odds for type 1 diabetes, lupus, sarcoidosis, study finds
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Study Links Celiac Disease to Nerve Damage
Researchers suggest screening people with gluten sensitivity
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Gluten Isn't the Only Culprit in Celiac Disease, Study Says
Other proteins also caused reaction in participants
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Gluten-Free Diet May Lift the 'Fog' of Celiac Patients, Study Says
Scores on attention, memory tests improved after one year
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Raised Risk of Heart Trouble Seen in Celiac Disease Patients
Researchers suggest inflammation caused by the digestive disorder may explain the link
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Quinoa May Be Safe Grain for People With Celiac Disease
Small study found no ill effects from consumption, although longer-term studies are needed, experts say
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Gluten-Free Diet May Help Protect Bones in People With Celiac Disease
Study found risk for fracture was less for those who avoided wheat, other grains
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Lymphoma Risk Varies for Celiac Disease Patients
Blood cancer more common for those with continuing intestinal damage, study found
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Early Exposure to Gluten May Help Babies Avoid Celiac Risk: Study
Swedish experts say introducing grain-based foods at 4 months, while still breast-feeding, may cut risk
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A Pill So People With Celiac Disease Can Eat Freely?
Scientists engineer an enzyme to stop the disease-causing process in a test tube, but more research is needed
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Scientists Working Toward Pill for Celiac Disease
Scientists say they’re working on a pill that may one day help people with celiac disease tolerate foods that contain gluten, a protein that is found in wheat and other grains.
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Most on Gluten-Free Diet Don't Have Celiac Disease
For a lot of people, gluten-free diets are more trend than treatment, a new study shows.
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New Treatment for Celiac Disease?
Blocking an inflammatory protein called interleukin-15 (IL-15) may help treat the symptoms of celiac disease and prevent the development of celiac disease in certain at-risk individuals, according to new research in mice.
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