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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
Bloating can be frustrating, and it is difficult to tell whether or not it`s related to celiac disease. While bloating can be caused by gluten exposure, it’s not always the culprit. The best way to address it? Work with your healthcare team to find the root cause. Swipe for information on common causes of bloating and tips for managing bloating this challenging symptom.
Learn more at celiac.org
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The Celiac Disease Foundation is honored to be attending ICDS 2026 in Melbourne, Australia, November 17–20.
The International Celiac Disease Symposium brings together leading researchers, clinicians, and advocates from around the world to share the latest advances in celiac disease research and care. We’re proud to have three members of our team contributing to these important conversations on a global stage.
We look forward to joining our colleagues in Melbourne. Stay tuned to meet our speakers and learn more about their sessions. #ICDS2026
What does being Celiac Strong mean to you?
From self-advocacy to navigating every day moments with confidence, every Celiac Strong bracelet serves as a reminder of persistence, community and celiac disease awareness. 🫶🏽
Order your Celiac Strong bracelet at the link in our bio and support the Celiac Disease Foundation`s mission to drive diagnosis, advance research, and improve the lives of those affected by celiac disease.
1 in 100 people worldwide are affected by celiac disease, while only around 30% are properly diagnosed. Through strategic investments in research, education, and advocacy, the Celiac Disease Foundation seeks to raise awareness and accelerate treatments and a cure.
Happy National Nonprofit Day from the Celiac Disease Foundation!
Being a parent or caregiver to a child with celiac disease can feel overwhelming. You want to do everything you can to help them, but there are some things you simply can’t control.
For David, he found one thing he could do: run.
This November, David is taking on the TCS New York City Marathon to raise money and awareness for the Celiac Disease Foundation in honor of his daughter, Maya, who lives with celiac disease. 🏃♂️💙
Every mile he runs is a reminder that while he can’t take celiac disease away from Maya, he can help pave the way toward a future where children like her have better treatments, more understanding, and ultimately, a cure.
Support David and Team Gluten-Free at: https://give.celiac.org/fundraiser/7118673
🌾 Is gluten-free wheat starch tolerated by people with celiac disease? Or is it too good to be true?
This 3 minute article on Eat! Gluten-Free by Anne Lee, EdD, RDN, LD answers questions about how wheat starch is made, and what considerations to take if you have celiac disease vs a wheat allergy.
Read the full article at https://eat-gluten-free.celiac.org
Adjusting to a celiac disease diagnosis takes time. But with support from friends and loved ones, healthcare providers, dietitians, and the celiac disease community, navigating the gluten-free diet can become more manageable.
#CeliacDisease #Celiac #GlutenFreeLife
POV: You packed the perfect picnic basket. 🧺🥨
Good company? Check.
Sunny weather? Check.
Gluten-free Snyder’s pretzels? Always.
Proud Sponsor @snyders_hanover helps make sure there’s room for everyone at the picnic. 💙
