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Poorly Controlled Celiac Disease May Increase Lymphoma Risk - Fox News

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Patients suffering from celiac disease (celiac disease) who do not control their condition with a gluten-free diet may be at a higher risk for developing lymphoma, Medical News Today reported. In a study in the Annals of Internal Medicine, researchers gathered ...

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