New research confirms the same HLA gene variants that drive celiac risk in Europeans also elevate risk in Mauritanians — with big implications for global screening.
Most first-degree relatives carry celiac genetic markers but never develop the disease. New research identifies gut metabolites that may explain why—and point toward prevention.
New computer modeling reveals how two underexplored genetic variants — HLA-DQ5 and DQ9 — can drive celiac disease in patients who lack the classic risk genes.
New research explores how genetic variations in antibody genes may influence the immune response in celiac disease, offering clues for future treatments.
New genetic research suggests celiac disease may be linked to lower Alzheimer's risk. What this means for celiac families and future research.