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News reports on coeliac disease vaccine research

July 22, 2010

BBC News and the Daily Mail have reported on research into the causes of coeliac disease.

The research, led by Professor Bob Anderson in Melbourne, Australia, has found the areas of gluten which make it poisonous to people with coeliac disease.

The research, which is co funded by Coeliac UK, is an important step towards finding a vaccine for coeliac disease. Developing a cure will be many, many years in development, but this recent finding is an important step towards it.

You can read the BBC News article here.

You can read the Daily Mail article here.

We are also expecting a really exciting feature to appear in the Mail on Sunday this coming Sunday. The article will also feature some of our key contacts and people working in coeliac disease. Please do keep an eye out for it if you can.

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