Potential Treatments for Celiac Disease?
Andrea Langston, MS, CNS, CDN • May 5, 2018
The increased prevalence of celiac disease has captured the attention of researchers and pharmaceutical companies. Could there be a treatment other than diet soon?
What's new in the world of celiac disease research and treatments?
Check out my article on page 19 of the May 2018 issue of Buffalo Healthy Living
to find out the latest news.
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