The
Alberta Porphyria Society
has been voluntarily dissolved and replaced by the
Canadian Association for Porphyria
Association Canadienne de Porphyrie
Please contact the
Canadian Association for Porphyria/Association Canadienne de Porphyrie
for more information:
Website: canadianassociationforporphyria.ca
Email: canadianassocforporphyria.acp@gmail.com
Our new national registered charitable organization will continue to provide support for Canadians with porphyria.
Official Name: Canadian Association for Porphyria/Association Canadienne de Porphyrie
Business Number/Registration Number: 81282 5735 RR0001
Effective Date of Registration: March 6, 2014
Designation: The Charity is designated as a Charitable Organization.
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Note:
The content is intended for informational purposes only, and is not meant to substitute consultation from a recognized health professional.
Disclaimer :
Care has been taken to ensure that the information on this website is accurate at the time of publication. This information is, however, intended for general guidance only. The Alberta Porphyria Society disclaims for itself and for the author of this information, all responsibility for any mis-statements or for consequences of actions taken by any person while acting on information contained herein. Physicians and patients must make their own decisions about therapy according to the individual circumstances of each case.
The content is intended for informational purposes only, and is not meant to substitute consultation from a recognized health professional.
Disclaimer :
Care has been taken to ensure that the information on this website is accurate at the time of publication. This information is, however, intended for general guidance only. The Alberta Porphyria Society disclaims for itself and for the author of this information, all responsibility for any mis-statements or for consequences of actions taken by any person while acting on information contained herein. Physicians and patients must make their own decisions about therapy according to the individual circumstances of each case.
