A retrospective cohort study in Digestive and Liver Disease examined diagnostic outcomes following a gluten challenge (GC) in adults with suspected but previously unconfirmed celiac disease (CD) who had already initiated a gluten-free diet (GFD). Conducted over a 20-year period (June 2000–June 2021), the study involved 158 patients undergoing GC followed by endomysial antibody (EmA) testing and duodenal biopsy. ...
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