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Histiocytosis Support & Research

The Histiocytosis Association of Canada is an international group of parents, patients, physicians and friends in search of a cure.

Langerhans cell histiocytosis is considered an "orphan disease," meaning it strikes too few people to generate government support of research.

Learn more about histiocytosis and support us by making a donation to fund on-going research.

 

 

Our goals: promote public & professional education, patient & family support, and stimulation and support of research.

Let's find a cure for Histiocytosis...

The Association's goals include public and professional education, patient and family support, and stimulation and support of research.

The Association works closely with an international group of physicians, known as the Histiocyte Society, who are dedicated to studying the histiocytoses. Through this partnership, more has been learned and better treatments have been discovered.

Langerhans cell histiocytosis is considered an "orphan disease," meaning it strikes too few people to generate government support of research.

If you would like to find out more about the Histiocytosis Association of Canada or would like to receive printed information, contact:

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The Histiocytosis Association of Canada
Box 29095
Okanagan Mission RPO
Kelowna, B.C.
V1W 4A7 Canada

Email: histio.canada@shaw.ca
Phone: 250-764-6104




 

 

 

 

 

 

Upcoming Events

September 14, 2013
CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario will be lit up in blue lights to show their support for Histiocytosis.

September 14, 2013
3rd Annual Music and Comedy Night

6-10pm at the Revival Bar
783 College Street, Toronto, Ontario
Contact: Teresa Cerar: email  trezalyn@msn.com  phone: 416-500-1544
All donations for silent auction are welcome!
If you have news or events that you would like to add to our Upcoming Events section, please email us at histio.canada@shaw.ca and we'll try our best to post it as soon as possible. Thanks!