Excellent internet information resource

[Oldturdle]

While doing some light celiac research on the internet, I chanced upon a fascinating paper, seemingly written to update healthcare professionals on the current state of knowledge on the diagnosis and treatment of celiacs disease.  Although this article was written for people with some scientific background, I was able to read it and gather the gist of what was said.  The question I was originally researching was whether either of the two celiac gene's, DQ2 or DQ8, (the one I have) or both together, cause more severe celiac disease.  (The short answer is no.)  The article answered that question, and just about every other question you could think of!  Anyway, I will try to write the web address here.  Hopefully it will allow others to explore this sight.  https:// www.ncbi.nim.nih.gov> books

[Oldturdle]

It may be easier to find this article by googling "celiac disease gene reviews NCBI bookshelf."

[GodsGal]

8 hours ago, Oldturdle said:

It may be easier to find this article by googling "celiac disease gene reviews NCBI bookshelf."

That looks interesting! Thanks for sharing. I have not done the gene testing. It would be interesting to know.

[Scott Adams]

Is this the link?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1727/

[Oldturdle]

14 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

Is this the link?

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1727/

Yes!  How did you do that!?!

[Scott Adams]

After searching for the article I highlighted the link in the top of my web browser and did control-C on my keyboard to copy, them control-V to paste here.

[Oldturdle]

16 hours ago, Scott Adams said:

After searching for the article I highlighted the link in the top of my web browser and did control-C on my keyboard to copy, them control-V to paste here.

Thanks!  Learn many things everyday!