NIH Consensus Statement on Celiac Disease (DD-218)

Summarizes the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Consensus Development Conference on Celiac Disease, held June 28–30, 2004. Outlines the Panel’s conclusions that educating physicians, dietitians, nurses, and the public about celiac disease; standardizing serologic testing and criteria for the diagnosis; adopting a definition of a gluten-free diet; developing testing procedures for gluten in foods; and forming a federation on celiac disease for health care providers, families, the public, and organizations were all needed to increase physician and public awareness of celiac disease. Single copies free. Packages of 25, $10 each. (22 pages) 2004.

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