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A Victory for Gluten-Free Beer

By Jefferson Adams
Published 09/11/2009
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Rating: Unrated

Beer perpetually hovers near the top of most celiac lists of things they'd love to have if they could. Until recently, the regulation of labels for beer, wine and spirits fell to a little known government agency called the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau.

Ron Hoggan's Response to Unfortunate "Throwing Out the Wheat" Article in Slate

By Ron Hoggan
Published 07/30/2009
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Rating: Unrated

Here is Dr. Ron Hoggan's response to Slate's unfortunate article "Throwing Out the Wheat" which was written by Daniel Engber

View's Elisabeth Hasselbeck Shares Gluten-free Odyssey in New Book

By Jefferson Adams
Published 05/6/2009
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Rating: Unrated

Like so many people with celiac disease, Elisabeth Hasselbeck of ABC's The View has a story to tell. Like so many people with celiac disease, that story involves a long, slow, painful journey from suffering to understanding, to self-empowerment and recovery. Hasselbeck describes that journey in her new book: The G-Free Diet: A Gluten-Free Survival Guide.

Jesse James Leads Gluten-free Rally on Celebrity Apprentice

By Jefferson Adams
Published 05/2/2009
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Rating: Unrated

Jesse James, the low-key celebrity biker and husband of star Sondra Bullock, led a gluten-free rally to survive yet another Donald Trump challenge on the Celebrity Apprentice recently.

The Gluten-Free Mall, Your Special Diet Superstore! Marks 10th Anniversary

By Jefferson Adams
Published 04/16/2009
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Rating: Unrated

The Gluten-Free Mall began in 1998 with the simple goal of providing people with gluten free and food allergy needs the highest quality, and widest range of foods free of wheat, rye and barley gluten, soy, dairy, eggs, corn, and other common allergens. At that time, doctors thought gluten intolerance and gluten allergy were rare, and that celiac disease affected just 40,000 people. The National Institutes of Health now estimates that about 3 million people (1 in 133) suffer from celiac disease, and that only a small fraction (3%) of celiac cases have been diagnosed, while 97% of celiac cases remain undiagnosed.

Modern Medicine's Perspective on John F. Kennedy: Did he have Celiac Disease?

By Jules Shepard
Published 02/23/2008
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Rating: Unrated

The article explored the possibility that John F. Kennedy may have suffered from undiagnosed celiac disease. The medical records certainly support this theory.