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Tunisia’s Gluten-Free Funding Boost, UK Diagnosis Update, and a New Global “May Contain” Standard | The Gluten-Free Brief – July 21, 2026
Tunisia funds gluten-free diets, Codex sets a global “may contain” gluten standard, and the UK updates celiac diagnosis guidance. Plus recalls.
Stroke Patient Repeatedly Served Gluten, New Celiac Disease Research, and UK & France Recalls | The Gluten-Free Brief – July 7, 2026
The latest gluten-free news from around the world: a New Zealand hospital case, new celiac disease research from Norway, advocacy stories from Malta and Spain, and recent gluten-related recalls in the UK and France.
Gluten and faith: an unresolved conflict
How Catholic, Orthodox, and Jewish traditions navigate gluten-free needs in communion, matzo, and ritual food — and where the conflicts remain unresolved.
FDA Gluten Review, Virginia Allergy Labels, and New Celiac Research | The Gluten-Free Brief
June’s gluten-free news: FDA’s labeling review, Virginia’s takeout law, beer testing gaps, a probiotic yeast study, and recalls in three countries.
Celiac Disease, Mortality Risk, and the New Celiac Safety Act | The Gluten-Free Brief
Celiac disease raises the risk of death, heart disease, and organ failure — and two new studies published this week put the numbers on paper for the first time in the U.S. This edition also covers a landmark labeling bill, a stalled compensation law in Spain, and how major league baseball is stepping up for the celiac community.
The Gluten-Free Brief – May 22, 2026
Celiac disease raises the risk of eating disorders, a new drug shows effects beyond the gut, and a popular podcast reminded us why awareness still matters. This edition covers the latest research, recalls, and what the celiac community is talking about right now.
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