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

The drive to target 25,000 households follows the death of an aristocrat from haemochromatosis, the most common undiagnosed genetic condition in Scotland.

A businessman and three of his friends who all suffer from a life-threatening disorder have resorted to private treatment at a make-shift home…

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

Rainey Endowed School, Magherafelt has been listed in the Sunday Times Parent Power list of highest achieving schools for the UK. The list ranks the schools by ...

A community health service pilot project in Littleport, which has been described by a patient as a “godsend”, will be extended for a further three years.

‘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 ...

How performance poet Evrah Rose discovered she has a inherited iron disorder: Haemochromatosis.

How performance poet Evrah Rose discovered she has a inherited iron disorder: Haemochromatosis.

Redundancy does not mean the end. In fact it can be the beginning of a new chapter 7 February 2021 • 6:00am Whatever you do next can be the making of you, says Marina Gask, 58 Credit: Clara Molden for The Telegraph The prospect of reinventing yourself in midlife can feel daunting, especially when the run-up has been devastating. If you’ve done the same job for many years and are really, really good at it, how on earth can you let that go and, like Mr Benn donning a spaceman’s helmet, simp...