Experimental hookworm infection and gluten microchallenge promote tolerance in celiac disease

Overview of attention for article published in The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology, September 2014

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@SiouxsieW @NZStuff Any further updates on hookworm and celiac disease? https://t.co/Afc39EPjak

14 Aug 2022

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Ar sutiktumėt mokslo vardan apsikrėsti žarnyno kirmėlėmis? Pvz., kaip šioje studijoje: https://t.co/r7KLlPnSSD

10 Dec 2019

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https://t.co/drfyfX7THs Forum: Experimental hookworm infection may promote gluten tolerance in celiacs: Hi everyone, I recently read of a scientific study ( https://t.co/rn1tsZX8Du ) that described using hookworms to “infect” celiac patients in order to…

20 Nov 2019

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Intentional hookworm infection seems to increase #biodiversity of #microflora & promote tolerance in #CeliacDisease: https://t.co/39BJgYiXsf

15 Nov 2016

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