Celiac More Common in Some than Others | National Foundation for Celiac Awareness

Celiac More Common in Some than Others

Literature shows that certain people are more likely to have celiac disease than others. The autoimmune disease is highly genetic, affects roughly twice as many women as men, and is more common among Caucasians of European descent.
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