Boston Children’s Answers: Raising Celiac

Boston Children’s Answers: Raising Celiac is a monthly podcast from the Celiac Disease Program at Boston Children’s Hospital dedicated to raising the standard of education, awareness, and research on celiac disease and related autoimmune conditions. In each episode, the program’s education director, Vanessa Weisbrod, speaks with national and international experts about the complexities of this chronic genetic condition and its connection to many other autoimmune diseases.Every episode of the Boston Children’s Answers: Raising Celiac podcast is accredited by Boston Children’s Continuing Education Department for 0.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits ™ for physicians, 0.5 contact hours for nurses, 0.5 ACE CE continuing education credits for social workers, and 0.5 CEUs for registered dietitians.

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Recent Reviews

SRRpod

Incredibly helpful

It’s so hard to find credible information and advice to support my child with celiac. This has opened a new door for me.
VanessaMW

Love the patient cases and stories

Absolutely love the format and stories used to highlight these complex issues related to celiac disease.
LuckyMaMaNY

Very clear and detailed

As a mom of celiac kid, I find this podcast extremely helpful in breaking down the complexity of celiac disease in very clear terms.The podcast provides accurate information and the latest research. I also appreciate the real-life case studies to appreciate that no one is going through this alone. Thank you!
PedsEDdoc

Entertaining and Informative

As a pediatrician and mother of a daughter with Celiac Disease, I found the podcast entertaining and informative. I look forward to listening to future episodes.
MimiBapa

Excellent and Needed

Thank you to Boston Childrens Hospital, and those who are involved with this project for providing such important information in a good format that anyone can learn from. Anxious to hear the whole series, and pass on to others needing this information for themselves and their patients.