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A Little Encouragement From The Doctor Education Debate


mamabear

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I would like to present a gift to all the celiacs past.present and future! The latest edition of Cortlandt Forum has a wonderful eye opening article on celiac disease aimed at PRIMARY CARE DOCTORS !! It is on the front page, and is accessible to all. Just go on www.cortlandtforum.com and scroll down to the article. It is the Jan-Feb '09 edition. This is a free medical journal mailed to thousands of docs.

I have not been able to create a link, so maybe some kind member will do this.

I am very encouraged to read the medical literature specifically targeting the front line doctors in a good way.

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jerseyangel Proficient

Thanks mamabear!

Here's the link--

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Jestgar Rising Star

Thanks for posting that!!

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mushroom Proficient

That's great news. I especially liked this part:

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MollyBeth Contributor

GREAT ARTICLE! Thanks for sharing! I'm also liking how it encourages doctors to look for the other symptoms than just malabsorption!

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Crystal Brown Rookie

I had a blast reading this to my Mom.

GFD, NHL, IDA, BMD...

IDK my BFF Jill... ;)

Great article and thank you for sharing!

There is still hope for the white coats - wooo! :D

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flourgirl Apprentice

Thank you so much. It does my heart good to see more and more info. out there. Now, if only they all pay attention! :D

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