A new study from India finds celiac disease at elevated rates in children with anemia—adding to global evidence that unexplained iron deficiency warrants celiac screening.
Children with celiac disease face significantly higher odds of developing a second autoimmune condition. Here's what celiac families need to know and watch for.
A new study finds consistent patterns between gut bacteria and their chemical byproducts in celiac kids — hinting at new diagnostic and treatment targets.
A new systematic review finds exercise may reduce inflammation and improve quality of life for celiac patients — but evidence is thin, especially for children.
Children with Type 1 diabetes are up to 10 times more likely to have celiac disease—often without symptoms. Here's why screening matters and what parents should ask.
New research finds parents of children with celiac disease face real food insecurity due to GF food costs — and have specific policy solutions ready for lawmakers.
New research finds celiac disease in 23% of children whose iron deficiency anemia doesn't respond to iron supplements — often without any stomach symptoms.
New pediatric research shows celiac disease produces distinctive patterns throughout the upper GI tract, with implications for diagnostic endoscopy.
New research from Seattle Children's Hospital finds children diagnosed with celiac by blood test alone do just as well in follow-up care as those who had a biopsy.
New research finds celiac kids on a strict GFD gain weight—but not height. Here's what that means for parents and dietary counseling.
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.
New research follows children with positive celiac tests but no intestinal damage — and finds outcomes vary widely among kids with potential celiac disease.
A new study finds 20% of children diagnosed with celiac have the ultra-short variant—and standard biopsies miss them. Here's what families should know.
A controlled study finds celiac children score significantly higher on ADHD, cognitive disengagement syndrome, depression, and anxiety than peers without celiac.
New research shows celiac antibody levels fluctuate in kids with T1D, making single screenings unreliable. What families need to know about ongoing monitoring.
New research finds two urinary microRNAs combined with a protein test can diagnose pediatric celiac disease without blood draws or invasive procedures.
New meta-analysis reveals the gluten-free diet affects lipid profiles differently in children versus adults with celiac disease. What parents need to know.