Synonyms for celiac disease
celi·ac dis·ease

Princeton's WordNet

1. celiac diseasenoun

   a disorder in children and adults; inability to tolerate wheat protein (gluten); symptoms include foul-smelling diarrhea and emaciation; often accompanied by lactose intolerance

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1. celiac disease

   Synonyms:
   Adult celiac disease, celiac sprue

2. celiac disease

   Synonyms:
   Coeliac disease, see there
   

3. celiac disease

   Synonyms:
   Coeliac disease, see there; formally, gluten-sensitive enteropathy
   

4. celiac disease

   Synonyms:
   Celiac disease, see there
   adult celiac sprue gluten-sensitive enteropathy

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1. Alessio Fasano:

   The pendulum was all the way to left, where before, the pioneer patients with celiac disease really had a hard time to survive, now. the pendulum is all the way to the right, where this is a fashionable diet.

2. Govind Makharia:

   The issue of celiac disease as a cause of infertility has remained a debatable issue, the pooling of data from all the eligible studies in this meta-analysis now brings forth reasonable evidence to support screening.

3. Hoon Sunwoo:

   This is not treating the celiac disease or curing celiac disease, it’s just to try to help them improve their quality of life so when they want to socialize with peers or friends.

4. Anca Safta:

   The symptoms are there. Folks do get better once they remove the gluten-containing products, and the very important thing is to exclude celiac disease from the picture, as celiac disease implies that the intestinal mucosa has suffered damage, as we're learning more, we don't even know if we have the correct nomenclature for non-celiac gluten sensitivity.

5. Hilary Jericho:

   The current recommendations are that all first-degree relatives get tested, and the reason for that is that all first-degree relatives do have slightly higher risk than the general population, we recommend screening because celiac disease is one of the most variable or diversely presenting diseases you will ever come across.