Belinda Smith

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2,440 appearances 25 recordings 4 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 11 Sep

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Health Report · Could a sleep supplement help reduce chronic pain? · 3 Jul 2026 podcast

not confirm the diagnosis.

That's right, the damage in the intestine.

So in the meantime, me being a good little science journalist thought, well, why are people being diagnosed later in life?

I'm an old millennial, right?

I'm not a child.

I'm not a teenager.

I haven't had low iron before.

So this seems to be a new thing.

Jurassic Park's my favourite movie.

I'm definitely an old millennial.

Yes, and I wondered, how do clinicians identify who's most at risk?

I know there's a genetic component, but can you figure out who's going to get celiac disease later in life?

What triggers are there, that kind of thing?

And for people who do have celiac disease, what treatments are there on the horizon?

If I do get confirmed with celiac disease in September...

Is there anything out there that could help me drug-wise or therapy-wise that I don't have to give up my croissants?

So I went down to the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute in Melbourne to talk to a couple of lab heads there that do research into the immune system and celiac disease, Professor Jason Tydin and Dr. Vanessa Bryans.

What is it about the gluten that turns those T cells to attack the lining of the intestine?

What do we know about factors to increase someone's risk for developing celiac disease?

Now, Vanessa, you've just recently had a study out which looked at the role of certain T cells in celiac disease.

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