Alice Bast

There is a lack of evidence from randomized trials with clinical outcomes to guide The Task Force, but lack of data does n’t mean that there is no need for screening at-risk populations.

It encourages people diagnosed with celiac disease to have a serious, in-person, one-on-one conversation with relatives, it doesn’t just mean your first-degree relatives, it means all of your entire family, including second degree-relatives.

Celiac disease has a whole variety of symptoms and can be serious if mismanaged or untreated, most people with undiagnosed celiac disease don’t have any obvious signs or symptoms.

National Foundation for Celiac Awareness encourages people diagnosed with celiac disease to have a serious, in-person, one-on-one conversation with relatives, national Foundation for Celiac Awareness does n’t just mean your first-degree relatives, National Foundation for Celiac Awareness means all of your entire family, including second degree-relatives.