From the NDDIC: Celiac Disease Research and News
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK) sent this bulletin at 12/23/2013 11:26 AM ESTDecember 2013
NIH-funded Study Finding: Risk of Lymphoma Higher in Celiac Disease Patients with Ongoing Intestinal DamagePeople with celiac disease who had persistent intestinal damage—also called villous atrophy—had a higher risk of lymphoma compared with those who had intestinal healing.
NIH Awards Human Microbiome Project Phase II GrantsThe National Institutes of Health (NIH) will fund three innovative research projects to study the human microbiome.
Study Finding: Celiac Disease Appears More Severe in Patients with Anemia
A study showed that people with celiac disease who presented with anemia had more severe disease compared with celiac disease patients presenting with diarrhea.
NIH-funded Study Finding: Risk of Lymphoma Higher in Celiac Disease Patients with Ongoing Intestinal DamagePeople with celiac disease who had persistent intestinal damage—also called villous atrophy—had a higher risk of lymphoma compared with those who had intestinal healing.
NIH Awards Human Microbiome Project Phase II GrantsThe National Institutes of Health (NIH) will fund three innovative research projects to study the human microbiome.
Study Finding: Celiac Disease Appears More Severe in Patients with Anemia
A study showed that people with celiac disease who presented with anemia had more severe disease compared with celiac disease patients presenting with diarrhea.
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