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A Promising Step Toward Safer Wheat for Celiac Disease We are proud to share the results of a three-year study funded by the Celiac Disease Foundation, recently published in the…

For individuals with celiac disease, trust in a gluten-free label can mean the difference between health and harm. But recent claims circulating in the community suggest that unless a product…

When 2,700 advocates from all 50 states raised their voices in unison, Congress listened. In a critical move for our community, Senator Richard Blumenthal (CT) opened his Senate sign-on letter…

On Wednesday, May 21, the Celiac Disease Foundation partnered with Boston Children’s Hospital and the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education to deliver a critical educational seminar at the…

This year’s Celiac Strong Day reached thousands of students, families, and educators across the country with its message of celiac disease inclusion and awareness. With a record-breaking number of classrooms…

In a major step forward for the celiac disease community, Congresswoman Betty McCollum (MN) established the bipartisan Congressional Celiac Disease Caucus during the 117th Congress in 2021. This marked the…

    On a picture-perfect Saturday evening in Boston, thousands of fans gathered at the iconic Fenway Park for more than just baseball. They came together to champion a cause…

Promising Results from Topas Therapeutics. At this year’s Digestive Disease Week®, Dr. Knut Lundin of Norway presented encouraging results from a clinical trial of TPM502, an innovative new drug being…

Diagnosing celiac disease isn’t always straightforward. Even trained pathologists, medical doctors who examine tissue under a microscope, don’t always agree when reviewing biopsies for signs of this chronic autoimmune condition.…

As part of its ongoing mission to accelerate treatments and improve quality of life for the millions affected by celiac disease, the Celiac Disease Foundation was proud to once again…