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Presentation For Class


LuvMoosic4life

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So for my business communications class we get to choose a topic for our final 10 minute presentation....of course i have to talk about celiac disease!

This presentation isnt until May. I have tons of info i could talk about just from researching this for so long and I know info is easily available out there, but I was wondering if anyone has any links to possible visuals I could use? For instance I saw an example used in some celiac presentations with a before and after picture of what a "classic" celiac child looks like (before and after going gluten-free).

Also, if anyone knows of any short video clips under 2 mins anywhere that have good info.....or just really any good links at all that arent the obvious ones out there on the web!

again, I could easily find this myself, but I often find that people on this site post up links to new things I never saw before! Any suggestions for info to talk about I'lll take too since I'm really doing this to get the word out there- not so much worried about my grade :lol: Theres over 40 people in my class, so I'm sure not all of them know about the disease in detail.....if they even heard of it at all!


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If you private message me your email address I'll send you a PowerPoint presentation I did on celiac disease. It was for an immunology class so I don't know if it's too detailed. ;)

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Dustin7837 Newbie
If you private message me your email address I'll send you a PowerPoint presentation I did on celiac disease. It was for an immunology class so I don't know if it's too detailed. ;)

Hello I have a 7 yr old daughter with Celiac disease and I am doing a power point presentation and I was wondering if you would send me the same one that you did so I can maybe use some of it for class. I would greatly appreciate it very much! Me email address is Dustin7837@sbcglobal.net

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