May is Celiac Awareness Month, and events are happening across North America to raise funds for research

New scientific evidence says that sorghum, a cereal grain, is officially gluten-free

Actress Jennifer Esposito has opened her own gluten-free bakery in Manhattan’s East Village

It was the itch that wouldn’t quit. Melinda Dennis had developed a painful skin rash that turned out to be dermatitis herpetiformis, a sure sign of celiac disease. But this was 1990 and back then so little was known about celiac disease and its symptoms that Dennis thought she’d just picked up the nasty rash [...]

The disease doesn’t end at the gut: oral symptoms, from rotting teeth to mouth cancer, are also related to celiac. Find out what to watch for and how to avoid celiac disease’s effects on the mouth.

Celiac disease can affect your teeth and mouth in a number of ways: Dental enamel defects: Patches of grey, yellow, white or brown on the teeth, and/or teeth that are deeply pitted, grooved or misshapen. The defects are found on both sides of the mouth or on both upper and lower teeth, not just on [...]

Women with celiac disease have a decreased risk of breast and ovarian cancers, says new Swedish research.

It’s officially November, so that makes it Thanksgiving prep time! As a special friend of Allergic Living, Jules Gluten Free is offering our readers Jules’ 54-page Gluten-Free Thanksgiving e-Book for FREE for a limited time! With 4 pages of holiday tips, a 6-week planning timeline, a full page of gluten-free bread-baking tips and more than [...]

A scientist sets out to prove that gluten and a leaky gut may be causing 20 percent of autism disorders.

The following information is courtesy of the National Foundation for Celiac Awareness (NFCA) Having a relative with celiac disease increases your risk of developing celiac, but many parents, siblings and family members are resistant to getting tested. Earlier this year, NFCA collaborated with the Celiac Center at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (BIDMC) in Boston [...]