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Miranda McHardy died last year from a condition which causes too much iron to build up in the body.

Known as the Celtic Curse or the Celtic Disease, haemochromatosis is more prevalent in Ireland than anywhere else in the world. The genetic disorder, which, despite its prevalence, many people are unaware of, causes too much iron to be absorbed from the diet, which in turn can lead to damage to the liver, joints, heart and pancreas.

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A charity is distributing thousands of genetic haemochromatosis test kits across Northern Ireland.

‘Celtic Curse screening programme to launch in Derry Seamus Breslin was diagnosed seven years ago with haemochromatosis Chloe Murray Related stories Seamus Breslin, a former teacher who lives in the Creggan area, has been campaigning for the screening programme. A free screening programme for haemochromatosis, a genetic disorder also known as the Celtic Curse, is to be launched in Derry this summer. Caused by an overload of iron in the body, the ...

Heart problems and joint pains revealed an inherited condition threatening Welsh poet's life.