An experimental blood test can detect celiac disease, even when no gluten has been consumed, which may make the path to accurate diagnosis quicker and less painful.

Melbourne researchers have developed a "game changer" new blood test to replace the painful process of detecting coeliac disease.

Introduction Currently, diagnosing coeliac disease relies on a positive serum anti-tissue transglutaminase (tTG) and duodenal biopsies exhibiting villous atrophy. However, patients may reduce their ...

Introduction Emerging evidence supports a no-biopsy diagnosis for coeliac disease in patients with anti-tissue transglutaminase (tTG) titres ≥10 times the upper limit of normal (ULN). We investigated ...

Other gastrointestinal diseases such as coeliac disease and gastric ulcer were ruled out by gastroscopy. A malignancy, including haematological malignancy, was ruled out by immunophenotyping, normal ...

The third category was defined as benign GI causes of IDA, which included angiodysplasia, gastritis/erosions, ulcers, haemorrhoids, polyps ≥1 cm, coeliac disease, Crohn’s disease and radiation ...

Coeliac disease cases increased The study looked back at 114 patients to see if the same non-biopsy method could be used to diagnose coeliac in adults and concluded this was the case in many patients.

Children with celiac disease have a 19% higher risk of developing mental health problems than others. Gut-brain axis ...

Diagnosing coeliac disease has long been an arduous and daunting process in which people thought to have the condition have to eat wheat – the very food that will make them sick if the concerns ...

There are 53,000 people with Coeliac Disease in the UK but there are almost ten times as many people who have the disease and are unaware of their condition. Find out if you could be suffering ...

Patients taking part in a new coeliac disease screening will not have to consume gluten, meaning less pain and a faster diagnosis. AddedJun 10th, 2025 A 16-year-old boy has been charged with ...