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Gut may not be the main problem, but coeliac can still be underlying disease

10 April 2019

Wednesday 10 April 2019, 07:30 AM

Coeliac New Zealand general manager Dana Alexander says in predisposed individuals, the inflammatory response to gluten goes beyond the gut

It takes up to seven or eight years, studies suggest, for people to get a full diagnosis. That is an appalling statistic Coeliac New Zealand says

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References

Liester MB, Liester MG. A review of psychiatric disorders associated with celiac disease. Dual Diagnosis: Open Access 2017;3,1,1 (online 12 August, 2017).

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