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Number of people worldwide affected by celiac disease
Diagnosed patients who still report symptoms while on gluten-free diet
Related family members who also have celiac disease
Increased risk of coronary artery disease/small bowel cancers
THANK YOU to all classrooms who participated in this year`s Celiac Strong Day!
Students, families, educators, and communities came together across the country on May 15th to raise awareness for celiac disease and create more inclusive, supportive school environments. With another incredible year of participation, classrooms nationwide helped spark meaningful conversations about living with celiac disease, the importance of inclusion, and how small acts of support can make a big difference.
Thank you to the 81 classrooms that participated in Celiac Strong Day, and a special thank you to the top fundraisers of our first ever Celiac Strong Day Fundraising Challenge who received gluten-free snacks for their class from proud sponsor Crunchmaster.
Read more about Celiac Strong Day 2026 at the link in bio!
In April our iCureCeliac Patient Registry hit 18,400. Here`s why that matters ...
Patients and families sharing their experiences helps researchers better understand celiac disease, but that`s not all. This data has real-world applications in celiac disease research, research funding, policy initiatives, and public awareness of the disease. When you join iCureCeliac, your story can help drive change.
Sign up today at the link in bio (or visit celiac.org/icureceliac/)
#CeliacDisease #CeliacResearch
🔎 Have you used gluten-detection technology? 🤔
During DDW 2026, Erin Reiger from the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University shared research on patterns of use of common gluten detection devices. Findings suggest that patients experiencing persistent symptoms may be turning to gluten-testing technology alongside specialized dietitian care as one of several strategies to manage their symptoms.
#CeliacDisease #GlutenFree #CeliacResearch
Are you a parent or educator wanting to learn more about how to support your student with celiac disease? Join our School Support webinar on Wednesday, June 3rd at 12:30 PM PT/ 3:30 PM ET!
Experts will walk you through IEPs, 504 plans, and ways to advocate for your student at school.
Register today at the link in bio!
#CeliacDisease #GlutenFree #CeliacKids
Fueling performance with celiac disease requires careful planning. In our upcoming Culinary Medicine webinar on June 2nd, 12pm PT/3pm ET an expert physician, dietitian, and medical chef will everything you need to know to eat, train, and recover your best on a gluten-free diet.
Register today with the link in bio!
#CeliacDisease #CeliacStrong #GlutenFree
Some people might think celiac disease is no big deal because outwardly a person might "seem fine." In reality, celiac disease is a serious autoimmune disease with over 200 reported symptoms, including:
- Abdominal pain
- Bloating + gas
- Cognitive impairment
- Constipation
- Diarrhea
- Depression + anxiety
- Fatigue
- Headaches/migraines
- Iron-deficiency anemia
- Dermatitis herpetiformis
- Joint pain
- Missed periods
- Mouth ulcers/canker sores
- Nausea + vomiting
- Osteoporosis/osteomalacia
- Peripheral neuropathy
- Weight loss
- and more
Pointing out just a few of the things you can count on every Celiac Cruise 👉✨ From expert training to thoughtful dining details, it’s all designed so guests can focus on fun, connection, and incredible gluten-free experiences at sea. 🚢💙 #CeliacCruise #GlutenFreeTravel
On May 13, the Celiac Disease Foundation hosted a legislative briefing gathering advocates, clinicians, lawmakers, families, and members of the celiac disease community at the Massachusetts State House to discuss the CAPE Act and the SNACCK Act. These two bills represent meaningful progress toward earlier celiac disease diagnoses and easier access to gluten-free meals at school for students in elementary school through college in the Commonwealth. At the briefing, the Foundation was proud to present our annual Celiac Disease Policy Leadership Awards to Representative Michelle Badger and Senator Joan Lovely for their continued championing of our efforts in Massachusetts.
Read more at the link in bio
#CeliacDisease #CeliacAwareness
