New Coeliac Disease Treatment Reaches Phase 2: Could Symptom Relief Be Coming?

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A Gluten Free Podcast
Episode 254

On today's episode we'll talk about the new coeliac disease trial named DAISY which is testing the effectiveness of a coeliac disease drug for those who are adhering to a gluten free diet but experiencing ongoing symptoms.

What we'll cover:
* Nicole in our podcast Facebook group sharing a Nine News segment on a new coeliac disease clinical alongside a woman's coeliac disease and gluten free journey
* Sharing this news segment on social media and gaining insights from the comments section
* What is this new coeliac disease clinical trial?
* Defining the DAISY Study
* How the clinical trial works and the aims of the study
* The eligibility for interest and participation for this clinical trial
* My thoughts around this current coeliac disease clinical trial
* Larazotide Acetate reaching Phase 3 in clinical trial but discontinued
* Living a gluten free life alongside you
* Being able to have another intervention other than a gluten free diet
* Questions I have around this potential drug for treating coeliac disease symptoms
* Interleukin 2 blood test holding hope
* Professor Jason Tye talking about the Interleukin 2 blood tests, updates around oats and more coeliac disease research updates
* Why remaining curious and asking why is so important in our coeliac disease and gluten free lives
* Keeping you up-to-date with coeliac disease research

Links
Sign up to new DAISY Coeliac Disease Clinical Trial
Nine News Segment on Coeliac Disease Clinical Trial
https://www.daisycdstudy.com/
Larazotide Acetate reaching Phase 3 in clinical trial but discontinued
Alexis Fosler discussing the mental health toll of coeliac disease
Join A Gluten Free Podcast Facebook Group
Jason Tye Din previously talking about the Interleukin 2 blood test and other research updates in the coeliac disease space 

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