[PDF] Top 20 Impact of Gluten-free Camp on Quality of Life of Children and Adolescents with Celiac Disease

... attended camp, 77 (21 male) com- pleted the survey at both time ...a gluten- free diet (GFD) for ⬍ 4 ...from camp, no longer feeling different from other kids or feeling frustrated with a ... See full document

... the impact of a child with CD on the parental quality of ...of children or adolescents to achieve higher statistical ...CD children/adolescents parents/caregivers’ QoL to ... See full document

... Mass screening for CD is still questioned, although most of the World Health Organization ’ s criteria for implementation of mass screening programs are fulfilled [11-18]. A common argument against CD mass screen- ing is ... See full document

... This confirms the need for extending the indications for disease screening, because narrow thresholds may cause cases to be missed [4,22]. Although it is well known that CD is a common chronic childhood disorder, ... See full document

... CD children as compared to normal controls, with ...their disease in a different manner and are in line with the results of a previous study reporting a poorer psychological general well being in female ... See full document

... to gluten free diet is a prerequisite for maintaining well-being of children with celiac ...predisposing children to micronutrient and micronutrient deficiencies and may impair physical ... See full document

... of celiac disease (CD), is a rigorous gluten-free ...the impact of a gluten free diet (GFD) on the body composition of children with ...3.96) children with ... See full document

... Structured short questionnaires are used as an alternative to consultations with a dietician to obtain a rapid assessment of the adherence to the GFD. It is easy to complete this type of questionnaire in the patient’s ... See full document

... M. Gluten-free diet and quality of life in patients with screen- detected celiac ...The impact of a gluten-free diet on adults with coeliac disease: results ... See full document

... detected adolescents have also reported that questions about their diet and disease are experienced as demand- ing ...The adolescents in this study mostly described living with CD as manageable, ... See full document

... Fibromyalgia Impact Questionnaire (FIQ), Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ), Short Form Health Survey (SF-36), Visual Analogue Scales (VAS) for gastrointestinal complaints, pain and tiredness, drug ... See full document

... A larger and more diverse (individuals from vari- ous countries) study cohort would have been beneficial to improve the strength of our study, and could help to identify whether there is a culture in which the associa- ... See full document

... chronic disease would be similar across many chronic ...chronic disease itself, rather than the type of chronic disease, would have common impacts on the lives of other family ...emotional ... See full document

... 411 children with biopsy-proven CD, the mean age was ...All children had positive CD-specific serology. Most children presented with either abdominal complaints or bowel movement ...school-aged ... See full document

... among adolescents in a public school in Lagos and may not reflect the findings in more affluent adolescents, most of whom attend private ...the impact of acne in adolescents in our ... See full document

... the celiac group in our study, the degree of improvement in OSA-related symptoms was significantly higher for those children compared to ...a gluten-free diet may play a role in this ... See full document

... to gluten which leads to cytokine and interferon− γ ...pathway. Gluten enteropathy which is not diag− nosed in childhood would predispose for develop− ing depression in adolescence, and a ... See full document

... food products were purchased from 2 major supermarket chains in Calgary, Alberta, from February 2017 to March 2017. Canada has 2 major national retail grocery and food distributors (Loblaw Companies Ltd and Sobeys Inc), ... See full document

... pSS patients experience lower QoL compared to age- and sex-matched controls. Impaired QoL is associated with symptoms such as fatigue, pain, anxiety/depression, oral disorders, impaired swallowing, as well as ... See full document

... 80% of patients receiving hemodialysis gave up travelling during the course of the disease and that patients’ attachment to a given dialysis unit limited travelling, mainly due to the necessity to receive dialysis ... See full document