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1 in 100

Number of people worldwide affected by celiac disease

50%

Diagnosed patients who still report symptoms while on gluten-free diet

1 in 10

Related family members who also have celiac disease

2x/4x

Increased risk of coronary artery disease/small bowel cancers

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