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Non-celiac gluten sensitivity is frequently diagnosed using biomarker tests that lack validity

H4 ▲ supports stakes moderate
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Summary

Current expert guidance (Salerno criteria) uses double-blind placebo-controlled gluten challenge. Commercial IgG-to-gluten and similar panels are not validated for NCGS diagnosis.

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Scope

Population
adults presenting with gluten-related GI symptoms
Intervention
marketed biomarker panels vs validated diagnostic approach
Outcome
diagnostic accuracy
Not supported for
  • claim NCGS as a syndrome does not exist (double-blind challenge studies suggest a subset of patients is real)

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