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Maury Regional offers support to those with celiac disease - Columbia Daily Herald


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The Maury Regional Medical Center Celiac Support Group will meet at 5 pm Tuesday, Oct. 12, in private dining room 2. Keri Howell, a dietitian at the medical ...

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I love that this made it on the board. I am usually the speaker at these meetings and we have a large support group for the size of our city. Thanks for posting this!

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