Antibody testing is only accurate if the ... Approximately 10% of celiac disease patients are IgA deficient, so both IgA and IgG should be used along with total IgA to determine whether there ...

The highest sensitivity (95.2%) of celiac disease detection in DM1 children was found in the case of serologic test detecting anti-tTG (IgA tTG), whereas the lowest sensitivity characterized test ...

The first major problem is that although a clear definition for celiac disease exists (Table 1), there is none for gluten sensitivity. Until recently, the term gluten sensitivity was used ...

Diagnosing celiac disease starts with blood tests for certain antibodies and genetic ... Sitting there, as she explained that ...

Introduction: Neurologic manifestations may be presenting signs of celiac disease (CD). Pediatric-onset paroxysmal non-epileptic ... when CD serology was repeated, testing negative (TGA-A 0.5 × ULN ...

The symptoms of gluten sensitivity, otherwise known as non-celiac gluten sensitivity (NCGS), are often indistinguishable ... Diagnosis of Gluten Sensitivity Due to the lack of understanding about the ...

The gene therapy, called PS-002, uses a modified virus to treat kidney cells called podocytes.Administration of PS-002 in a mouse model of IgA nephropathy reduced signs of kidney dysfunction ...

The autoimmune kidney disease known as IgA nephropathy or Immunoglobulin A nephropathy (IgAN) is caused by immune cells that have the protein CD38 on their surface. An experimental anti-CD38 ...

Share on Pinterest Two experimental blood tests have shown promise in picking up on early signs of Alzheimer’s disease. Image credit: MaaHoo/Stocksy. One area is focusing on biomarkers ...