Participants Needed in Study to Further Celiac Research

Though this site is mainly about gluten free reicpes, celiac disease and celiac research is extremely important to me as many of readers are afflicted with this disease and there is no known cure.

Alvine Pharmaceuticals is conducting a study named CeliAction Study and is seeking volunteers diagnosed with celiac disease to further celiac research. Participants remain on a gluten-free diet during the entire trial.  To learn more about this study, read the below information and then visit their website, CeliActionStudy.com.

National study to help advance celiac disease research

The CeliAction Study is a clinical research study designed to evaluate an investigational drug for celiac disease. The study will explore whether the investigational drug is able to improve the damage in the lining of the intestine caused by ingesting even small traces of gluten. The study will also evaluate whether the investigational drug improves any symptoms of celiac disease.

You may qualify for the CeliAction Study if you:

• Have been diagnosed with celiac disease by a healthcare professional
• Are on a gluten-free diet
• Have experienced at least one moderate to severe symptom of celiac disease in the past month

There are other criteria that you must meet to qualify for participation. The study staff will explain the requirements to you and answer any of your questions.

As a volunteer in a clinical trial, you may:

• Participate in a research process that may lead to new treatment options
• Learn new information about your health
• Receive study-related care from qualified physicians

To learn more about this research study, visit CeliActionStudy.com or call 1-855-3333-ACT

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