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Celiac Disease, Mental Health, Quality Of Life, And Physical Activity


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We are bringing in participants into the Exercise and Sport Psychology Laboratory at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro in March and April to participate in a research study on Celiac Disease, Physical Activity, Mental Health and Quality of Life. If you have Celiac Disease then you are eligible to participate.

A Vo2 Max Test, also known as maximal oxygen uptake, is the criterion measure of cardiorespiratory fitness. Cardiorespiratory fitness is the body


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How do you define "having Celiac Disease"?

blood test? Biopsy? both? gluten intolerance? how are you differentiating?

lisabarella Apprentice
How do you define "having Celiac Disease"?

blood test? Biopsy? both? gluten intolerance? how are you differentiating?

For THIS study we are looking for BIOPSY diagonsed Celiac Disease patients. Call me if you have any questions. Lisa 336-253-5539

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