A new study tracks nutrition in celiac children after diagnosis, finding 1 in 4 still vitamin D deficient and overweight rates more than doubled at 12 months.
New research shows children with type 1 diabetes or thyroid disease are far more likely to have asymptomatic celiac—making targeted screening essential.
New research shows that skipping a duodenal bulb biopsy can cause doctors to miss celiac disease in children with low antibody levels—a diagnostic blind spot.
New ultrasound imaging reveals increased blood flow in parotid glands of children with celiac disease, suggesting subclinical inflammation beyond the gut.
New data analysis reveals distinct celiac subtypes in children based on antibodies, intestinal damage, and other conditions—opening doors to personalized care.
New research finds girls with celiac disease have lower muscle mass and higher body fat than peers, even while following a gluten-free diet.