Gluten Free Buzz (15)

Hi everyone! A little late on the Buzz this week, but I swear it's for a good reason. I've been at a conference that started yesterday and won't be over until tomorrow night. It's all great stuff that will help make the blog a better place, and I'll tell you all about it soon. 

For now, some weekend reading.

25 Gluten Free Friendly Colleges. Full List at Celiac.com.

What it's like for a kid with Celiac Disease, via The Washington Post.

Montana support group for Celiac and Gluten Intolerance Sufferers. Read more at The Laurel Outlook.

Putting Celiac Screening to the Test via Gastroenterology & Endoscopy News.

Fibromyalgia & Celiac Disease, at ProHealth.

Gluten Free Buzz (5)

Some headlines in the world of Celiac & Gluten Free this week.  Enjoy the long weekend!

Want to help out a blogger and Celiac?  Eric Dermer of Celiac and the Beast has a Kickstarter Campaign to raise funds for a cookbook. More info at PR Web.  View the Kickstarter Page.

Scientists are trying to develop wheat that those with Celiac disease can eat.  Good idea?  The Western Producer has the details.

Osteoporosis may be an indicator of Celiac Disease.  Read more at News Fix.

Apparently iron-deficiency is only linked to Celiac disease in Caucasians, via Healio Gastroenterology

Allergic Living takes up the new debate on the safety of gluten in cosmetics.

Research Article: Markers of Celiac Disease and Gluten Sensitivity in Children with Autism, at PLOS One

Gluten Free Buzz

This week seems to be a busy one in terms of gluten free news stories.  Here's a round-up of a few of the ones I found most interesting.

Mayo Clinic doctor calls Celiac "Disease of the Masses"

A 4 Year Old Girl Will Walk to Raise Awareness & Funds for Celiac Disease

Missouri Legislator wants Gluten Free Labels on Shampoo

Canada Food Inspection Agency has issued a warning of undeclared milk in certain gluten free & dairy free mixes

The Toronto Star has the info on a new gluten free beer on the market in Ontario