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  • A petition submitted by Esther Roger, Director General of the Catalan Coeliac Association has been officially accepted by EU.

    EU Parliament Committee Accepts Petition on Coeliac Disease

    πŸŽ‰ Interesting news for the #Coeliac community A petition by Esther Roger from the Catalunyan Coeliac Society has been officially accepted by the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee. It calls for a European Framework Directive on coeliac disease β€” including better diagnosis, training, support and access to gluten-free food. AOECS welcomes this initiative for coeliac rights across Europe. πŸ’ͺ

  • Professor Detlef Schuppan's online presentation at the AOECS Annual Conference, 2024

    Novel Pharmacological Therapies for Coeliac Disease: A Presentation You Shouldn’t Miss

    🚨 Did you know that up to 30% of coeliacs continue to struggle with symptoms even while following a gluten-free diet? Have you experienced the same issue? πŸ€” Then you watch this recording of Professor Detlef Schuppan as he presents the latest pharmacological therapies for coeliac disease! 🌍🍞. Click here to see it πŸŽ₯

  • Research suggests an increased risk of fatty liver in coeliacs

    AOECS Scientific Research eBook - Impact of Gluten-Free Diets on Coeliac Disease Patients

    πŸ“’ New research from the ARCTIC study published in the AOECS Scientific Book 2024 reveals that a gluten-free diet alone may not normalise body composition in coeliac patients. The findings suggest that despite the benefits of a gluten-free diet, patients may still face significant health challenges. ⚠️ Read more about this in the AOECS Scientific Book 2024 πŸ”—

  • Joint conference in Belgrade on dining gluten-free out of home

    Gluten-free Eating Out Conference Initiative in Belgrade

    πŸ“’ Advancing Gluten-Free Eating Out in Europe! 🍽️🌍 A joint conference in Belgrade arranged by some AOECS member associations brought together experts to tackle the challenges of providing safe, high-quality, and affordable gluten-free meals for people with coeliac disease. One outcome was the BEcME group’s commitment to work on a basic Eating Out Gluten-Free scheme. Read more about it. πŸ”—

  • Studies reveal: Gluten-free diet affects quality of life in multiple ways.

    AOECS Scientific Research eBook - New Research Reveals Barriers to Gluten-Free Diet Adherence for Coeliacs

    πŸ”¬ New Research Highlights Challenges in Gluten-Free Diet Adherence 🍞🚫. Three recent studies in the AOECS Scientific eBook 2024 reveal key barriers to maintaining a gluten-free diet for coeliacs, from social exclusion and food insecurity to diagnostic differences across countries. πŸ“– Read more and explore the latest coeliac research in our Scientific eBook.

  • AOECS Secretary General, Veronica Rubio, was interviewed by FoodNavigator

    AOECS Secretary General in FoodNavigator on Gluten-Free Industry Challenges and Innovations

    πŸ“’ AOECS Secretary General Shares Insights on Gluten-Free Industry in the media. Veronica Rubio, AOECS, recently spoke with FoodNavigator about the challenges and innovations in the gluten-free sector. They discussed improving flavor and texture, and making gluten-free products more affordable. Read: https://www.foodnavigator.com/Article/2025/02/05/gluten-free-challenges-and-solutions/

  • 700 AOECS-funded Christmas presents were delivered to coeliac children across Ukraine

    AOECS Emergency Fund Brings Christmas Magic to Children with Coeliac Disease in War-Torn Ukraine

    πŸŽ„ This Christmas, 700 gluten-free gift boxes funded by the AOECS Emergency Fund brought joy to coeliac children across Ukraine, even in front-line areas like Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who donated and made this magic possible! Together, we can continue supporting those in need. πŸ’™ #celiac2celiac #glutenfreealliance #AOECS #together4coeliacs

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