Beyond Celiac Research Opt-In

As celiac disease research advances and evolves, Beyond Celiac wants to ensure that our community remains up to date and aware of new and ongoing research opportunities. By answering the following questions, Beyond Celiac can help connect you to the physicians and researchers who are working to create a new future for celiac disease.

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* 1. Please enter your active email address.

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* 2. What is your sex?

Male

Female

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* 3. Please enter your zip code.

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* 4. Have you or your child been diagnosed with celiac disease?

Yes

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* 5. How were you or your child diagnosed with celiac disease? Please select all that apply.

Blood test

Genetic test

Small intestinal biopsy

Gluten challenge

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* 6. Please think about the needs that you or your child have when it comes to living with celiac disease. If you had the power to change 3 of these needs, which 3 would you choose?

Quicker and less-invasive diagnostic methods to avoid delays in diagnosis and the potential development of future health problems

Readily available and accessible affordable gluten-free options at the grocery store

Tools that help me talk about screening and diagnosis with at-risk family members

Ability to dine outside the home without worrying about cross-contact

Be truly symptom-free while following a strict gluten-free diet

Travel without concern about having safe gluten-free options available

Participate in social activities without concern and without seeming "needy" or "annoying"

Appropriate labeling of foods and beverages

Appropriate labeling of medications

Tool that I can use on my own that quickly measures whether I have been exposed to gluten

Easy tool to determine gluten content in foods or beverages

Availability of and access to healthcare providers and dietitians who are knowledgeable about and can manage all aspects of celiac disease

New treatment options that can REPLACE the gluten-free diet

New treatment options that can be used ALONG WITH the gluten-free diet

Better understanding and awareness within the general public that celiac disease is a serious genetic autoimmune disease

Public acceptance of the gluten-free diet as the only treatment for celiac disease and understanding that it differs from a gluten-free lifestyle choice

Access to safe gluten-free options at schools, universities, colleges, camps and/or places of work

Access to accurate information on the long-term effects of celiac disease and benefits of diagnosis and treatment

Ability to feel confident that hospitals can safely and automatically provide gluten-free meals, snacks and medications for people diagnosed with celiac disease