How we're making a difference in celiac disease
Like nowhere else, our expert scientists and physicians are improving the lives of people affected by celiac disease.
We are built on this same bedrock of discovery and innovation—advancing groundbreaking research and patient care, transforming peoples’ lives, and educating the next generation of leaders in science and medicine.
With your support we are:
Developing new treatments for children and adults beyond the gluten-free diet
Protecting children at risk for celiac by uncovering triggers for the disease
Improving patients’ wellbeing by understanding how gluten affects neurological function
Advocating for people with celiac disease through improved food labeling and celiac-friendly restaurants
Your support can make a difference for children and adults living with celiac disease
Philanthropic funding is the driver that allows us to explore innovative ideas and opens the pathway for new research directions.
Bana Jabri, MD, PhD
Celiac Disease Center Director of Research
Did you know?
Our team created the first living model of celiac disease (in mice!) to study new treatments
A common virus can trigger the onset of celiac disease
A drug for treating asthma has shown potential in treating celiac disease
Our team created the first living model of celiac disease (in mice!) to study new treatments
A common virus can trigger the onset of celiac disease
A drug for treating asthma has shown potential in treating celiac disease
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