Are you gluten-free but still experiencing symptoms? Then THIS Celiac Study from AB Clinical Trials might be for YOU!

The CeD-LA-3001 study is for adults at least 18 years of age who have been diagnosed with celiac disease and are still experiencing symptoms despite following a gluten-free diet. The purpose of this study is to see if the study drug reduces symptoms of celiac disease when taken with a gluten-free diet.

Do you qualify for the study? Check out the list below...

• Are able to maintain a gluten-free diet during your entire study participation?
• Are willing to follow a treatment plan of routinely scheduled study visits, lab tests, and other study procedures for the duration of the study (approximately 29 weeks)?
• Are 18 years of age or older?
• Were diagnosed with celiac disease 6 or more months ago?
• Are actively experiencing symptoms related to celiac disease?
• Have been on a gluten-free diet for at least 6 months?

If you are interested in finding out more, contact Ranjel Mandoza of AB Clinical Trials via the contact info below!

​Ranjel Mendoza
AB Clinical Trials
2110 E Flamingo Rd., St. 103
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Telephone No. 702-233-4700

There is a new study being conducted here in Las Vegas, and they are looking for participants. Here is the information I received via a few emails (I just combined the emails here for ease of reading), along with a scan of the brochure:

"My name is Rachael Sanman & I work for Dr. Atoya Adams in Las Vegas. We have a clinical trial currently enrolling new patients for a new, subcutaneous injection for patients with Celiac Disease...This study is the first of its kind - it uses an injection given twice per week (in our office for the first 12 doses, then a combination of at home & in office visits for the remaining injections) with the intention of increasing the threshold of reactivity when exposed to gluten & potentially to restore clinical tolerance to gluten....For this study, they need to have been diagnosed via biopsy, but having the blood test results is hugely beneficial as well. We will also need a copy of their medical records. If by some chance we cannot get the blood test result & the pathology report, the sponsor has been allowing participation if the patient can get their physician to write a letter confirming their diagnosis."

If anyone has any questions, they can contact Rachel directly at [email protected]

I was contacted by a research coordinator at the University of British Columbia at Okanagan named Alissa Smith who is helping run a study looking at the experience of living with celiac disease among diagnosed North American YOUTH. They are looking for participants between the ages of 12-25, diagnosed with Celiac Disease (they do not have to follow a strict GF diet to participate) to complete two online questionnaires that will take less than 30 min to complete (as a bonus, those who participate will get entered into a drawing to win 1 of 8 $50 iTunes cards).

Data collected is for research purposes only and will remain confidential. The study is being funded by the Kelowna Chapter of the Canadian Celiac Association. If you know someone who would be willing to participate, PLEASE have them contact Alissa at [email protected].

THANKS!!!

I received an email this weekend from someone named Tanesia Cross from AB Clinical Trials here in Las Vegas, asking if I could let people know about a new clinical trial they are starting for those 18 and older with Celiac Disease. Please note, I do not have any more information on the actual company or their trial, other than what is listed below, so I cannot specifically endorse your participation one way or another. But, the contact info is below if anyone wants to check into it!