Celiac Disease

June 3, 2007


Johns Hopkins Health Alerts | Digestive Disorders | Celiac Disease

Celiac Disease:

Celiac Disease is a disorder that occurs in people who are sensitive to gluten, a component of wheat and other grains. Celiac disease can cause diarrhea, bloating, weight loss, anemia, and vitamin deficiencies. Learn more about celiac disease and celiac disease treatments.

Celiac Disease Articles:

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  • Living With Digestive Disorders Alert: Celiac Disease -- Not So Rare After All
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