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
🧬 Why do some kids develop celiac disease—and others don’t?
New exposomic research from the CDGEMM Study, presented at #DDW2025 by Max Manwaring-Mueller, reveals that breastfeeding, gluten timing, gender, and birth order all play a role in who gets celiac disease. These clues bring us one step closer to predicting—and potentially preventing—the disease in at-risk children.
#CeliacDisease #CDGEMM #PediatricGI #CeliacResearch #InfantHealth #Exposomics #GutHealth #GlutenFree
🧬 Why do some kids develop celiac disease—and others don’t?
New exposomic research from the CDGEMM Study, presented at #DDW2025 by Max Manwaring-Mueller, reveals that breastfeeding, gluten timing, gender, and birth order all play a role in who gets celiac disease. These clues bring us one step closer to predicting—and potentially preventing—the disease in at-risk children.
#CeliacDisease #CDGEMM #PediatricGI #CeliacResearch #InfantHealth #Exposomics #GutHealth #GlutenFree
🍽️ When food is your only medicine, getting it right really matters. But for many living with celiac disease, navigating the gluten-free diet is life-changing and can feel overwhelming—especially without clear guidance from healthcare providers.
📊 Only 30% of iCureCeliac participants strongly agree that their healthcare provider clearly explained how to manage their celiac disease, and only 53% of participants report seeking nutritional counseling.
🩺 Access to the right information can make all the difference in living a healthy, gluten-free life. That’s why sharing your experiences through the iCureCeliac Patient Registry is so important—your voice helps highlight gaps in care, improve clinical guidelines, and drive policies that benefit everyone with celiac disease. 💙 (link in bio to join!)
#CeliacDisease #CoeliacDisease #GlutenFree #iCureCeliac
🍽️ When food is your only medicine, getting it right really matters. But for many living with celiac disease, navigating the gluten-free diet is life-changing and can feel overwhelming—especially without clear guidance from healthcare providers.
📊 Only 30% of iCureCeliac participants strongly agree that their healthcare provider clearly explained how to manage their celiac disease, and only 53% of participants report seeking nutritional counseling.
🩺 Access to the right information can make all the difference in living a healthy, gluten-free life. That’s why sharing your experiences through the iCureCeliac Patient Registry is so important—your voice helps highlight gaps in care, improve clinical guidelines, and drive policies that benefit everyone with celiac disease. 💙 (link in bio to join!)
#CeliacDisease #CoeliacDisease #GlutenFree #iCureCeliac
🎉 GLUTEN-FREE BAKERS, THIS ONE’S FOR YOU! 🎉
In celebration of May Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Proud Sponsor Caputo Flour is giving ONE LUCKY WINNER the ultimate gluten-free baking bundle:
🍞 2 bags of Caputo Gluten-Free Flour
👕 1 Caputo T-Shirt
🧑🍳 1 Caputo Apron
Ready to level up your gluten-free baking game? Here’s how to enter:
Like this post.
Follow @caputoflour and @celiacdiseasefoundation.
Tag your friends in the comments. (1 tag = 1 entry. Unlimited entries!)
📅 Enter now through May 5 at 11:59 p.m. EDT
The winner will be selected at random and contacted on May 6 through an Instagram message or comment. U.S. residents only. This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram. By entering, entrants confirm that they are 13+ years of age, release Instagram of responsibility, and agree to Instagram’s terms of use. The Celiac Disease Foundation makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied, that any products or services adhere to or satisfy any standards or requirements that may be applicable to such product or service.
🎉 GLUTEN-FREE BAKERS, THIS ONE’S FOR YOU! 🎉
In celebration of May Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Proud Sponsor Caputo Flour is giving ONE LUCKY WINNER the ultimate gluten-free baking bundle:
🍞 2 bags of Caputo Gluten-Free Flour
👕 1 Caputo T-Shirt
🧑🍳 1 Caputo Apron
Ready to level up your gluten-free baking game? Here’s how to enter:
Like this post.
Follow @caputoflour and @celiacdiseasefoundation.
Tag your friends in the comments. (1 tag = 1 entry. Unlimited entries!)
📅 Enter now through May 5 at 11:59 p.m. EDT
The winner will be selected at random and contacted on May 6 through an Instagram message or comment. U.S. residents only. This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram. By entering, entrants confirm that they are 13+ years of age, release Instagram of responsibility, and agree to Instagram’s terms of use. The Celiac Disease Foundation makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied, that any products or services adhere to or satisfy any standards or requirements that may be applicable to such product or service.
The small gut microbiome isn’t just along for the ride—it’s a key player in celiac disease.
At Digestive Disease Week, Dr. Elena Verdu explained how tiny microbes in your small intestine could affect how your body reacts to gluten. When certain bacteria don’t do their job well, it may lead to more inflammation and a stronger reaction to gluten.
Understanding these gut bugs could lead to new treatments that help people with celiac disease feel better—without changing their diet alone.
#CeliacDisease #GutMicrobiome #DDW2025 #CeliacResearch #MicrobiomeScience #GlutenFreeTherapies #research #news #celiac #glutenfree
The small gut microbiome isn’t just along for the ride—it’s a key player in celiac disease.
At Digestive Disease Week, Dr. Elena Verdu explained how tiny microbes in your small intestine could affect how your body reacts to gluten. When certain bacteria don’t do their job well, it may lead to more inflammation and a stronger reaction to gluten.
Understanding these gut bugs could lead to new treatments that help people with celiac disease feel better—without changing their diet alone.
#CeliacDisease #GutMicrobiome #DDW2025 #CeliacResearch #MicrobiomeScience #GlutenFreeTherapies #research #news #celiac #glutenfree
👥 1 in 100 people have celiac disease, and yet approximately 28% remain undiagnosed. We can do better. The Celiac Disease Foundation is committed to accelerating celiac disease diagnosis, improving treatments, and finding a cure. Let`s raise awareness to improve the lives of those living with celiac disease! 💜💙 #Celiac #CeliacDisease #CeliacAwareness #GlutenFree #CeliacAwarenessMonth
👥 1 in 100 people have celiac disease, and yet approximately 28% remain undiagnosed. We can do better. The Celiac Disease Foundation is committed to accelerating celiac disease diagnosis, improving treatments, and finding a cure. Let`s raise awareness to improve the lives of those living with celiac disease! 💜💙 #Celiac #CeliacDisease #CeliacAwareness #GlutenFree #CeliacAwarenessMonth
In celebration of May Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Proud Sponsor BFree is giving ONE LUCKY WINNER:
One package of BFree Limited Edition Wrapped in Love Soft Original Gluten-Free Wraps
One Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Sauté Pan with Lid
Here’s how to enter:
1. Like this post.
2. Follow @BFreeFoods_NA and @celiacdiseasefoundation.
3. Tag your friends in the comments. (1 tag = 1 entry. Unlimited entries!)
Enter now through May 5 at 11:59 pm EDT.
The winner will be selected at random and contacted on May 6 through an Instagram message or comment. U.S. residents only. This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram. By entering, entrants confirm that they are 13+ years of age, release Instagram of responsibility, and agree to Instagram’s terms of use. The Celiac Disease Foundation makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied, that any products or services adhere to or satisfy any standards or requirements that may be applicable to such product or service.
In celebration of May Celiac Disease Awareness Month, Proud Sponsor BFree is giving ONE LUCKY WINNER:
One package of BFree Limited Edition Wrapped in Love Soft Original Gluten-Free Wraps
One Le Creuset Enameled Cast Iron Sauté Pan with Lid
Here’s how to enter:
1. Like this post.
2. Follow @BFreeFoods_NA and @celiacdiseasefoundation.
3. Tag your friends in the comments. (1 tag = 1 entry. Unlimited entries!)
Enter now through May 5 at 11:59 pm EDT.
The winner will be selected at random and contacted on May 6 through an Instagram message or comment. U.S. residents only. This giveaway is not affiliated with Instagram. By entering, entrants confirm that they are 13+ years of age, release Instagram of responsibility, and agree to Instagram’s terms of use. The Celiac Disease Foundation makes no representations or warranties, either express or implied, that any products or services adhere to or satisfy any standards or requirements that may be applicable to such product or service.
💙 Our partner @domumbaby is supporting the celiac disease community in a fun and impactful way and YOU can too with a portion-of-proceeds event! 💜
Partner with a business (like a restaurant, fitness studio, or local shop), choose a date, and a portion of sales from that day will be donated to the Celiac Disease Foundation! You can help drive research, advocacy, and education by submitting your event in the form linked in our bio!
#CeliacDisease #CeliacAwareness #Celiac #CeliacStrong #MakeAnImpact
💙 Our partner @domumbaby is supporting the celiac disease community in a fun and impactful way and YOU can too with a portion-of-proceeds event! 💜
Partner with a business (like a restaurant, fitness studio, or local shop), choose a date, and a portion of sales from that day will be donated to the Celiac Disease Foundation! You can help drive research, advocacy, and education by submitting your event in the form linked in our bio!
#CeliacDisease #CeliacAwareness #Celiac #CeliacStrong #MakeAnImpact
Why have we been “5 years away” from a celiac disease therapy for the last 15 years?
At Columbia University’s Celiac on the Horizon conference, Dr. Dan Leffler broke down the barriers slowing progress—from flawed study models to inconsistent patient symptoms. But he also offered hope: real progress is happening.
Swipe through to understand what’s been holding us back—and where we’re headed next.
#CeliacDisease #CeliacResearch #GlutenFree #AutoimmuneDisease #CeliacAwareness #CeliacOnTheHorizon #CeliacDiseaseFoundation
Why have we been “5 years away” from a celiac disease therapy for the last 15 years?
At Columbia University’s Celiac on the Horizon conference, Dr. Dan Leffler broke down the barriers slowing progress—from flawed study models to inconsistent patient symptoms. But he also offered hope: real progress is happening.
Swipe through to understand what’s been holding us back—and where we’re headed next.
#CeliacDisease #CeliacResearch #GlutenFree #AutoimmuneDisease #CeliacAwareness #CeliacOnTheHorizon #CeliacDiseaseFoundation
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