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From Alberta, Canada: A Ray Of Hope For Celiac Sufferers

August 13, 2015: 12:00 AM EST
Canadian scientists say they have found a potential solution to the debilitating intolerance to gluten known as celiac disease. They developed antibodies in chicken egg yolks that bind with gluten, the protein found in wheat, barley and rye. A Canadian human safety trial has completed successfully, and a clinical trial is being conducted to test its effectiveness on gluten intolerance. The researchers say the product, which is taken in pill form before eating wheat-based foods, could be on the market in two or three years, thanks to an injection of research funding from a British venture capital firm.
Bill Mah, "Pill developed from egg yolk research at U of A could crack gluten intolerance", Edmonton Journal, August 13, 2015, © The Edmonton Journal
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