The global celiac disease diagnostics market is projected to reach US$ 626.2 million in 2024 and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period (2024 to 2034). Advancements in diagnostic technology, such as improved lateral flow assays and ELISA assays, are driving the market’s expansion. Increased public awareness, home-test kits, and new product launches are also contributing to the growth.
For those with celiac disease, dating can be a daunting experience due to the need for a strict gluten-free diet. While some view it as a lifestyle choice, it’s a health condition that can lead to serious consequences if not managed properly. Despite facing disrespect and ignorance, there are those who understand and accommodate the dietary needs of individuals with celiac disease. The article highlights the challenges of dating with celiac disease, including the fear of being seen as a ‘red flag’ and the struggle to find partners who are willing to cater to dietary restrictions. However, it also emphasizes the importance of finding supportive partners who respect and prioritize the health of their significant others.
