Breaking New Ground: Coeliac Disease Research, Diagnosis & IL-2 Breakthroughs with Scientist Olivia Moscatelli

from A Gluten Free Podcast · host Ben Hampton

Send us Fan MailA Gluten Free Podcast Episode 174In today’s episode I’m joined by Olivia Moscatelli, a PhD student and scientist researching coeliac disease at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute (WEHI) in Melbourne. Olivia works alongside Associate Professor Jason Tye-Din, one of the world leading experts in coeliac disease research. Not only is she making pivotal contributions to the field, but she also brings a unique and deeply personal perspective—because she lives with coeliac disease herself.We’ll dive into Olivia’s diagnosis story, what led her into the world of scientific research, and the groundbreaking studies she’s currently working on that could transform the way coeliac disease is diagnosed and treated in the future.What we'll cover: 💬 Olivia’s Coeliac Disease Diagnosis & Gluten-Free JourneyBeing diagnosed at 17 How going gluten free changed her lifeThe challenges of navigating a new life with coeliac disease🔬 From Personal Experience to Scientific ResearchWhat sparked Olivia’s interest in science, medicine, and healthHow her personal journey with coeliac disease inspired her to pursue research in this fieldThe path that led her to work with Dr. Jason Tye-Din at WEHI and how she landed this incredible opportunity🧪 Life as a Researcher at WEHIWhat it’s like to work at one of Australia’s leading medical research institutesThe experience of working alongside one of the top experts in coeliac disease researchHow scientific research at WEHI is shaping the future of coeliac disease diagnosis and treatment🧬 The Latest in Coeliac Disease ResearchThe current studies Olivia is involved in and what they aim to uncoverThe areas of research that excite her the most and where she sees the biggest potential breakthroughsHow her personal experience with coeliac disease informs and influences her research💡 The Potential of Interleukin-2 (IL-2) as a Diagnostic ToolWhat IL-2 is and why it will be a game-changer in coeliac disease testingThe fascinating story of how this discovery came aboutHow it will be implemented in research and diagnosis in the future 🤝 The Importance of Collaboration in Coeliac ResearchWhy researchers, organisations, and industry leaders need to work togetherThe global landscape of coeliac disease researchHow greater collaboration can accelerate progress in coeliac disease research🌏 The Future of Coeliac Disease ResearchOlivia’s hopes for the future—what advances we may see within the next decade Potential for a cure or treatment in the future 🔗 LinksWant to stay up to date with Olivia’s work and the latest in coeliac disease research? 📌 WEHI Website 📌 Follow Olivia on Instagram: @coeliacliv.ing Interested in participating in a coeliac disease trial? Email [email protected]. Please note : *Not all studies involve a gluten challenge.*DisclaimerThe content on this podcast is not a substitution for professional medical advice. It is the opinion and experience ofWant to try out Bask & Co porridge and their other products? Head to this link to purchase now and enjoy gluten free fam! 🥣Support the show

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