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Screening Blood Tests
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Beth Israel Deaconess Celiac Center has a summary of Blood Tests in Celiac Disease

LabCorp Celiac Disease Testing Services (includes a chart with estimated risk from HLA gene types)
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LabCorp Locations

Prometheus Labs has a good reputation for celiac testing.  If you want to be sure to have Prometheus run your tests, one option is to have them send you a test kit, then your doctor's office fills out the test requisition that is included with the kit so that you can have the blood drawn.  Their tests are Celiac Serology ($295 total as of this writing, before insurance), Celiac Genetics, or a combination of the two called CeliacPlus.  Information about the tests is on this page.  Call them for more information at 888-423-5227 option 3.

Mayo Clinic Test Catalog for Celiac Disease

Tests in development or not currently available

Nexvax2 Diagnostic

Augurix Diagnostics (www.augurix.com) Simtomax® Point of Care Test:  Point of Care Testing for Celiac Disease Lacks Sensitivity

It is possible to screen with a saliva test:  The celiac iceberg: characterization of the disease in primary schoolchildren

An over-the-counter screening test for Celiac Disease (which tests for tTG-IgA) was (but apparently is no longer) available to consumers in Canada and many other countries. You may order a kit from the Canadian distributor on their GlutenPro website or from Amazon.  Here is an article from Canadian Family Physician: "Home Blood Testing for Celiac Disease".
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