Featured News

We are delighted to report at the beginning of this calendar year two significant milestones in our ongoing efforts to compel the federal government to treat celiac disease with the seriousness it deserves.  

For the first time ever, access for funding for celiac disease research is being made available through the U.S. DOD Congressionally Directed Medical Research Programs (DOD-CDMRP) Peer Review Medical Research Program Listing.

A new research study published this week in BMJ Medicine affirms research conducted by Dr. Benjamin Lebwohl, through a Celiac Disease Foundation grant, which found that a lack of gluten in the diet may affect cardiovascular risk.

Piecemeal solutions are no longer an option. It is time for a complete transformation of the health care system to promote unbiased structures and processes to advance equitable access to quality health care for all.

2023 promises to be a year full of robust research, advocacy, and education efforts on behalf of our patient community.

The American College of Gastroenterology has updated its guidelines for the diagnosis and management of celiac disease, bringing current the recommendations outlined in 2013.

Craig Pinto has brought inspiring creativity, charisma, generosity, and heart to his role as the Celiac Disease Foundation’s New York Area Development Officer.

On behalf of the entire celiac disease patient community, thank you for your tremendous support of our Gift of Hope campaign. We are so grateful to everyone who contributed as together we raised funds to support research, advocacy, and education. 

Consider joining the CeDar Rose Study, a remote celiac disease study that will monitor individual gluten tolerance.

CDF is pleased to announce the release of a report representing the culmination of two years of collaboration with Los Angeles County and other partners to address chronic, growing food insecurity among dietary-restricted patients.