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The Celiac Disease Foundation is proud to continue our partnership with the Celiac Disease Center at Columbia University in presenting an annual free livestream international symposium, this year titled "Celiac Disease: On the Horizon". Registration open now.

The Celiac Disease Foundation is proud to announce the recipients of the 2023 Global Celiac Disease Research Prizes, recognizing outstanding achievements in advancing research and treatment for celiac disease on a global scale.

If you have unexplained symptoms or have a family member with celiac disease, complete our Symptoms Assessment Tool to see if you have an increased risk for celiac disease. You will also receive a free product from Proud Sponsor Schär.

We have an important opportunity for our advocates to reach out to their U.S. Senate offices today to encourage action to support federal funding for celiac disease research. Please join us in our effort to get the word out!

As part of our rapidly expanding efforts to secure a clear path for the development of treatments and funding for celiac disease at the federal level, we are pleased to…

We are excited to share this update regarding our recent national advocacy efforts on behalf of the celiac disease community.

During May Celiac Awareness Month, the Celiac Disease Foundation will join with celiac disease organizations around the world in an international campaign to strengthen our message and mission to raise awareness of celiac disease.

The Celiac Disease Foundation is announcing its newly-created CDF Research Working Group: a collaborative effort specifically designed to build on the progress we have made in the federal advocacy arena.

View the CDMRP Informational Webinar, in which Program Manager Dr. Cecilia Dupecher outlines the application process for celiac disease researchers, providing a comprehensive overview of what is needed to compete for new research funding.

One of the most powerful ways we at the Celiac Disease Foundation can advocate on behalf of the patient community is to work with the federal government to improve the lives of everyone – everyone – affected by celiac disease.