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Considering how news-hungry everyone on this list is about new developments related to celiac disease, I thiought this would be helpful for a lot of members.

I started using a new Google function a couple of weeks ago to track news and web updates relating to celiac disease, among other things. It's called Google Alerts. It's a free service that notifies you by email whenever there is news or web page updates relating to any subject. The link is www.google.com/alerts.


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THANKS FOR TELLING ABOUT THE GOOGLE ALERT, I JUST WENT AND SIGNED UP FOR IT. :)

Guest barbara3675

That sounds interesting....going to give it a try.

celiac3270 Collaborator

Yeah--I've been doing that for about 6 months now--it's very interesting.

ebrbetty Rising Star

thanks :D

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