When my son Marty was born, I wanted him to love the world. For a while, he did. He was quick to smile. He hugged dogs. He sprinted to school. “Marty is so engaged and well-behaved,” his teacher said.

When she arrived at school to find her tearful six-year-old son standing next to an exhausted teacher, Crette Berry’s heart sank. It was last June and the second time she had been called to collect ...

One crumb of the wrong grain can mean setbacks for people with celiac disease. May 4, 2011— -- The Food and Drug Administration has dragged its feet in setting a standard for gluten-free foods, ...