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  • Potential Breakthrough for Celiac Disease: Teva Antibody Significantly Reduces Gluten-Induced Gut Damage
  • Teva Drug Rises to the Gluten Challenge, Stopping Intestinal Damage in Celiac Disease Trial
  • Celiac disease in college: 3 skills to build first

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snacksafely.com /1 month ago

Potential Breakthrough for Celiac Disease: Teva Antibody Significantly Reduces Gluten-Induced Gut Damage

A single dose of Teva’s experimental antibody significantly reduced gluten-induced intestinal damage and inflammation in a Phase 2 celiac disease trial. The post Potential Breakthr...

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medcitynews.com /1 month ago

Teva Drug Rises to the Gluten Challenge, Stopping Intestinal Damage in Celiac Disease Trial

In a mid-stage study, Teva’s drug prevented intestinal damage in celiac disease patients who underwent a gluten challenge — eating food with gluten to see if it prompts an immune r...

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kevinmd.com /1 month ago

Celiac disease in college: 3 skills to build first

Every year, families celebrate college acceptances while quietly worrying about something that has little to do with academics, roommates, or move-in day logistics. Their concern i...

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