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ABOUT COELIAC
NEW ZEALAND
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healthy living
Coeliac New Zealand walks alongside you for every stage of your journey with coeliac disease. As part of the Coeliac New Zealand community, you’ll get support, advice, and assistance when you need it, while we work with health professionals, gluten free manufacturers, and researchers to raise awareness of coeliac disease in NZ. Together, we can reach the day when every person with coeliac disease gets diagnosed quickly, lives a healthy life, and has the prospect of a cure.
ABOUT COELIAC
NEW ZEALAND
Coeliac New Zealand is delighted to partner with the Celiac Disease Foundation to set up a New Zealand Patient Registry on our website. https://coeliac.org.nz/patient-registry/ Who is the Celiac Disease Foundation? The Celiac Disease Foundation, established in 1990, is a leading global patient advocacy organisation committed to accelerating diagnosis, treatments, and a cure for coeliac disease. […]
When a child is diagnosed with coeliac disease, it is common for parents to experience a range of emotions. These can include fear, overwhelm and powerlessness. Some parents may also experience relief at finally knowing the cause of their child’s symptoms. Even as your child reaches adulthood, or when they are diagnosed as a young […]
Research shows that a growing number of coeliac disease diagnoses are occurring in people over 65. While older adults may experience symptoms similar to younger individuals, such as iron deficiency anaemia, weight loss, and persistent diarrhoea, some symptoms may look somewhat different. These can include autoimmune disorders, increased fracture risk (osteoporosis), lymphoma, and heart disease […]