For Women with Celiac Disease, It's Never Just About Food
New research documents the psychological and social burden women with celiac disease carry—and finds it extends far beyond dietary restrictions.
New research documents the psychological and social burden women with celiac disease carry—and finds it extends far beyond dietary restrictions.
A new study found 42.6% of children with celiac disease also have ARFID, a serious food-avoidance disorder tied to lower weight, weaker bones, and higher anxiety. What parents should know.
A controlled study finds celiac children score significantly higher on ADHD, cognitive disengagement syndrome, depression, and anxiety than peers without celiac.
A new COVIMPACT study in Nutrients maps the social and behavioral factors that drove psychological distress in celiac patients during the COVID-19 pandemic.
New research shows ARFID, a restrictive eating disorder, is surprisingly common in both children and adults with celiac disease and gluten sensitivity.
New research examines how celiac disease affects body image and emotional awareness in adults, revealing connections that matter for mental health support.
New research quantifies the emotional and social burden on parents of celiac children. Here's what the data reveals and why it matters.