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UChicago research teams receive grants to map every cell type of the human gut

Two University of Chicago research teams have received funding from the Helmsley Charitable Trust to contribute to building a Gut Cell Atlas.

Our pediatric gastroenterology team has some the best celiac doctors in the world

Two conditions that seem like celiac disease, but aren't

A child with celiac disease eating a holiday meal with family

Tips to manage celiac disease in children during the holidays

A man putting a thanksgiving turkey in the oven

Enjoying a gluten-free Thanksgiving dinner

Given six months to live, woman gets a chance at life, love and a new baby thanks to Liver Tumor Program

Three years after being told there was nothing that could be done to treat a liver tumor, Nicole Leon is cancer-free, married and recently gave birth to a son.

Tips for enjoying your holiday meal while managing GERD

Staying safe during food recalls

What you need to know about pancreatitis

Gene discovery solves 51-year-old mystery cause of inherited pancreatitis

Children with celiac disease and eosinophilic esophagitis may not need to cut soy from their diets

What young athletes should eat before and after the game

At the Forefront Live: Understanding Stomach Cancer

Physicians Sonia Kupfer, MD, and Kevin Roggin, MD, discuss the genetic factors of stomach cancer, the comprehensive care offered at UChicago Medicine, such as personalized assessments and preventive options, as well as the unique resources available.