Abstract
The ubiquity of gluten in foodstuffs, patient compliance, and variable patient susceptibility to gluten are all limiting factors of the gluten-free diet—the treatment of choice for celiac disease. New therapeutic strategies are emerging as a result of improved understanding of the molecular events underlying celiac disease; this Viewpoint considers whether a gluten-free diet is still adequate.
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