A First-Hand Account of NHS Scotland’s Coeliac Prescription by Jj
Jj moved from Seattle, WA to Scotland, discovering in real time what a government-backed public coeliac subsidy policy looks like. She provides key insight into how the subsidy works, who exactly qualifies, and what other countries around the world can learn from an essential public health service like this.
Coeliac-Safe UK Travel Tips by Stephen McNeight
Fellow Coeliac, hiker and UK gluten free food expert Stephen McNeight gives us essential travel tips as he navigates his nearby surrounds for the best locations and advice when flying or walking around the region.
NEWS: US Content Creators Drive Momentum with Feeding Gluten Free Fundraiser
Content creators Gabby and Liz are driving momentum behind the Feeding Gluten Free Fundraiser for the National Celiac Association, supporting celiacs in the US who have been impacted by cuts to SNAP.
How a Coeliac Chef Dines Out Safely: Practical Gluten Free Tips
Head chef and founder of Pasta Di Casa, Anthony Dionne shares his insights and tips for patrons who are looking to dine out gluten free. From pre-planning and preparation to engaging staff and looking out for red flags, he offers valuable advice to all coeliac customers.
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