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Body mass index is not a reliable tool in predicting celiac disease in children

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Untreated celiac disease is traditionally believed to be associated with malabsorption and underweight. However, studies describing body mass index (BMI) in individuals at the time of diagnosis have shown contradictory results. | Body mass index is not a reliable tool in predicting celiac disease in children

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