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Attention Ontario Celiacs


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As you are no doubt aware, Ontario remains the last province not to cover the blood tests for celiac disease under medicare. This gap has resulted in hardship for many suffering individuals across the province.

Within the Ontario government process, it has now gone as far as it can. It has been studied and recommended for approval by the Ontario Health Technology Advisory Committee, but has not received final approval by the Ministry at the political level.

It has been demonstrated by Dr. Daniel Leffler and other experts that to cover celiac blood screening can actually be a money-saver for individual, government and business alike. With the majority of celiacs not exhibiting the


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While there are political tones in this topic, I believe that it is appropriate. The information campaign is aimed at all candidates, regardless of their party affiliation. It is about celiac disease awareness, not politics.

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