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Celiac Disease Online Information and Resources

Provided by: Celiac Canada - AKA: CCA; Canadian Celiac Association (former name)

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Online resources and information about celiac disease and gluten related disorders including:

Symptoms
Living gluten-free
Diet and nutrition
Budget tips
Diagnosis
Myth and facts
Incremental medical tax information
Information for seniors and children
Travel
Research and clinical trials
Personal stories
Gluten-free product finder

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Online resources and information about celiac disease and gluten related disorders including:

Symptoms
Living gluten-free
Diet and nutrition
Budget tips
Diagnosis
Myth and facts
Incremental medical tax information
Information for seniors and children
Travel
Research and clinical trials
Personal stories
Gluten-free product finder

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Description:	Online resources and information about celiac disease and gluten related disorders including: Symptoms Living gluten-free Diet and nutrition Budget tips Diagnosis Myth and facts Incremental medical tax information Information for seniors and children Travel Research and clinical trials Personal stories Gluten-free product finder
Eligibility:	Open to all
Fees:	No fees
How to Access:	Visit website
Documents Required:	Not applicable
Language:	English
Website:	www.celiac.ca
Coverage Area:	Epekwitk / Prince Edward Island
Program Hours:	24/7 website

Celiac Canada - AKA: CCA; Canadian Celiac Association (former name)

6733 Mississauga Road, Suite 700. Mississauga, Mississauga, ON L5N 6J5
Coverage Area: Kanata / Canada
Accessibility: Wheelchair access to main entrance via ramp
Mon: 9am - 5pm
Tue: 9am - 5pm
Wed: 9am - 5pm
Thu: 9am - 5pm
Fri: 9am - 5pm
info@celiac.ca

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