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Paul, I'm running right into it. This is the curbsiders and we are back. I'm completely

thrown I don't know how to go on from here. So I'm Dr. Matthew Watto here with my good friend Dr. Paul

Nelson Williams. Tonight we will be talking about Celiac Disease with

returning guests, friend of the show, a wonderful person and clinician, Dr Amy

Oksentenko, and we will introduce our co-host in a second, but I wanted to remind you

that this and most of our episodes are available for free

CME credit for all health care professionals through VCU health at curbsideers.

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