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Keratoconus Group
PO Box 26251
London
W3 9WQ
Tel: 020 8993 4759
Web: www.keratoconus-group.org.uk
Keratoconus is a condition of the eye meaning conical cornea. The UK Keratoconus Self-Help Group provides support to people with the condition and works to raise awareness of the condition. It offers the following:
- Information and support for people with keratoconus.
- Regular meetings for members, often with guest speakers.
- Regular newsletter.
- Fundraising for research into the condition.
- A booklet produced by Moorfields Eye Hospital, Keratoconus: Some Questions Answered, available from the above address for a small charge.
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