Feature Papers in Celiac Disease

Dear Colleagues,

Celiac disease has seen several developments over the past 10 years that deserve a timely review. The key issues are (1) the increasing prevalence of the disease and new epidemiological data; (2) recent developments related to the introduction of non-biopsy diagnostic strategy; (3) the impact of the extraintestinal and non-classical clinical manifestations of celiac disease; (4) the difficulties in adhering to the gluten-free diet, with potential problems related to patients' social life and quality of life; (5) disease complications and their risk factors; (6) new treatment approaches.

This Special Issue on celiac disease accepts articles from basic and preclinical research, clinical research, case series or case reports of clinical impact, short communications, and review articles.

This Special Issue welcomes but is not limited to the following topics:

• Epidemiology of celiac disease;
• Non-biopsy diagnosis of celiac disease;
• Extraintestinal manifestations of celiac disease;
• Celiac disease-associated diseases;
• Dietary issues for 21st century patients;
• Neoplastic and non-neoplastic complications;
• New therapies: Drugs and vaccines.

Dr. Alessandro Granito
Guest Editor

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