September News Round Up on ‘A Canadian Celiac Podcast’

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• Strategies for parents and teachers to be on the same page about the celiac student and their needs during the school year.

• We also talk briefly about a student exchange program and the person in charge of the special diet requirements. I hope to speak with her about this interesting topic on a separate podcast very soon.

• In science news, researchers have come up with a tool to help doctors determine the risk of celiac disease to some of their youngest patients.

• The gut microbiome has lots to tell us, and this time it’s about the very specific differences in the small intestine, depending on where the same of the microbiome was taken from. These advances in science will hopefully mesh together to allow for a better diagnosis rate in the future.

• Ellen and I talk about some of my recent podcasts; an interview with author Ann Campanella, and her book ‘Celiac Mom.’

• Ellen also comes clean about her interest in my co-host Arron’s ongoing journey after bariatric surgery.

• Seasons are changing and Ellen fills us in on where the food trucks go, as the weather gets colder.

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