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    This category contains celiac disease support group information, both international and within the United States of America, including local and national organizations and their contacts.

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    This category contains international celiac disease support group information for groups that are located outside the United States of America, and includes national and regional organizations and their contacts.

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      Danna Korn

      R.O.C.K. (Raising Our Celiac Kids) - National Celiac Disease Support Group

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      USA Local Celiac Support Groups & Chapters

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      iCureCeliac

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      Beyond Celiac

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      Celiac Disease Foundation

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      University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center

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      Center for Celiac Research

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      Scott Adams

      Gluten Intolerance Group of North America - National Celiac Disease Support Group

      By Scott Adams, in Support Groups,

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      National Celiac Association (NCA)

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