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Addison and Cushing International Federation Description: Platform of the world-wide co-operating support groups on Addison's disease, Cushing syndrome and related adrenal and pituitary disorders. (WWW.NVACP.NL) |
| Addison's Disease Description: A discussion about this disease, its symptoms and long term management, by Vanderbilt Medical Center. (mc.vanderbilt.edu) |
| Addison's Disease Description: In depth information including description, causes, symptoms, diagnosis, tests and treatments. (seekwellness.com) |
| Addison's Disease Information and Support Forum Description: Communicate with other's who have Addison's and learn about this disease. (addisonsdisease.net) |
| Addison's Disease Network Description: AD described simply; symptoms, diagnosis, treatment, addison's crisis and its management, history of the disease, and 'send us your story'. (mysite.freeserve.com) |
| Addison's Disease Self Help Group Description: UK support group offering news, information, and support for people diagnosed with Addison's Disease (or adrenal insufficiency). (adshg.org.uk) |
| Addison's Disease: The Facts You Need To Know Description: An article by Paul Margulies, M.D., F.A.C.P., F.A.C.E. about this disease, what it is, the causes, symptoms, diagnosis, treatment as well as some other topics discussed. (medhelp.org) |
| Addison's Diseases: The Facts Description: A look at what this disease is, its causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. A discussion about related diseases and how it is to live with this disease. (medhelp.org) |
| Addisons Disease Description: Yahoo group; Open to anyone interested in making friends, sharing information and providing support for persons affected by this disease. (groups.yahoo.com) |
| Addison`s Disease - Charles Douglas Wehner Description: Illustrated archive of books by Addison and others. Essential for accurate diagnosis. Case histories of 186 people with symptoms as today - with no steroid addicts because there were no steroids. (wehner.org) |
| Family Practice Notebook: Addison's Disease Description: Tells what the disease is, symptoms, signs, diagnosis and treatment. (fpnotebook.com) |
| General Practice Notebook - Addison's disease Description: Clinically-oriented information. (gpnotebook.co.uk) |
| National Adrenal Diseases Foundation Description: Non-profit organization dedicated to providing support, information and education to individuals having Addison's disease as well as other diseases of the adrenal glands. (medhelp.org) |
| New Zealand Addison's Network (NZAN) Description: Support network which includes goals, membership benefits, newsletters, and how to join NZAN. (addisons.org.nz) |
| The Australian Addison's Disease Association Description: Up to date information for the medical profession and patients alike. Support for patients. (addisons.org.au) |
| The Canadian Addison Society Description: Canadian site which offers support and information to Addisonian's and their families. (members.rogers.com) |
| Underactive Adrenal Glands / Addison's Disease Description: Explanation of this disease, causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment. (umm.edu) |
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