UPDATE 7 MAY 2007:
The April 2007 newsletter is available here. An important new notice has been added to our Noticeboard .

What is Addison's?

Addison's disease is the result of failure of the adrenal glands to produce their normal steroid hormones. Daily medication to replace these hormones enables a relatively normal lifestyle.

Addisonians need sound information for best quality of life. And, because it's rare, Addison's disease is a lonely disorder.

NZAN

That's why the New Zealand Addison's Network (NZAN) was formed in 1996. Membership is now more than 150 (January 2006).

We aim to send three newsletters per year to members and to all endocrinologists and endocrine clinics in New Zealand. We also exchange newsletters with overseas groups.

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Return to where you beganThe goals of NZANThe benefits of joining NZANHow to join NZANOur noticeboard of what's happening and what's newThis pageRead the personal stories of other membersSend an email to NZANLinks to other sites of relevance to Addison'sContact Tony at Computer Cottage

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