Celiac Disease and Inflammatory Bowel Disease Are Associated With Increased Risk of Eating Disorders: An Ontario Health Administrative Database Study.

However, the confidence intervals for the incident cases >18 years of age included the null value for the specific diagnoses or was marginally significant (and the lower confidence limit for “any immune-mediated GI disease” was 1.02).

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This was seen to a lesser extent in the adult population, where the incidence rate of eating disorders was 1.6 times higher for individuals with immune-mediated GI disease with borderline significance.

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