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Celiac disease, a common and often undiagnosed digestive system condition linked to eating grains, may raise a person's risk of dementia, researchers report.

Investigators from the Mayo Clinic examined the medical records of 13 patients who developed memory problems, confusion and personality changes within two years of having been diagnosed with, or having had a severe exacerbation of, celiac disease. The work, published in the October Archives of Neurology, is the largest case study of the connection between the disease and dementia.

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LOS ANGELES — McDonald's french fries caused an autistic child to suffer from tantrums and digestive problems, according to a lawsuit filed by the boy's guardian in Los Angeles Friday.

After eating french fries at a McDonald's in Valencia, Calif., according to the suit, Roman Brown experienced increased aggression and tantrums, while his ability to communicate and take care of himself diminished.

The culprits, according to the suit, were gluten and casein — ingredients found in milk and wheat products — and which some parents of autistic children believe can exacerbate the condition.

Earlier this year, McDonald'sacknowledged that its hash browns and french fries, whichthe restaurant chainhistorically had reported as allergen-free, in fact may contain wheat and milk ingredients from the oil theyarecooked in.