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Celiac Disease Mentioned In Ny Times

Googles

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Googles Community Regular
Googles
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If anyone is interested they are talking about a study (not the best analysis, I think) on the prevalence.

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shirleyujest Contributor
shirleyujest
Posted

Very interesting, thank you for sharing that. It does seem like we might expect to read more media articles about it bc 1 in 100 means celiac disease is quite prevalent.

munchkinette Collaborator
munchkinette
Posted

I just read this. It was ok, but not great. I left a comment about how food labeling and regulations are horrible in this country. It seemed like most of the comments on this article were from people who really didn't get it either... which means better articles need to be written.

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Takala
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Oh, wow, I just read thru all 5 pages of comments on that. What a trip. :blink: There were definitely some people there that have taken trolling about auto immune diseases to new heights.

On the other hand, the sheer number of people who at least knew what celiac and gluten intolerance was, or thought they knew :wacko: , seemed to be much higher than a few years ago. So that is some progress.

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