The interest in celiac disease and the broader spectrum of gluten-related diseases, has never been greater. Significant progress has been made in the understanding of the pathogenesis of celiac disease. Cohort studies have shed light on the natural history of celiac disease paving the way for prevention strategies. There have also been developments in new diagnostic tools and protocols. A growing number of clinical trials are being undertaken with the ultimate aim to obtain a therapy alternative to the gluten free diet.

The local organising committee for Melbourne led by Jason Tye Din and the ISSCD's ICDS committee chaired by Riccardo Troncone are preparing for:    

The gluten free diet and beyond; towards new treatments, Melbourne ICDS 2026.

Please visit the event website for more information.