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All our meetings have been POSTPONED
April 25th 2020 Birmingham: Branch Meeting – POSTPONED
June 6th 2020 London: Tenth Conference – POSTPONED

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Important letter from NHS Blood and Transplant

In light of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we would like to provide some general information for recipients of cornea / tissue transplants and advice around whether you should consider yourself in a vulnerable group.

“Fit, healthy recipients who are not immune suppressed are not included in the vulnerable list, it is only if they have other conditions”

Read the letter – Here

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Help Line: 020-8993 4759

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PO Box 26251, London, W3 9WQ

Email:
anne@keratoconus-group.org.uk

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Recent Posts

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  • Cornea donation myths dispelled
  • Corneal Research in Wales
  • Consultation on the new Moorfields site
  • Genetic research into KC
  • New study to help with shortage of eye donors
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  • Cornea Donation Shortfall Highlighted
  • AGM Report
  • 2018 Conference Videos
  • How many people have keratoconus?
  • Fight for Sight / Keratoconus Group Small Grant Award
  • Sight Village
  • Concert in aid of KC research
  • Visualise Resource Pack
  • Home
  • Forum
  • About KC
    • What is Keratoconus
    • Hydrops and keratoconus
    • Abnormal Eye Rubbing
    • Conjunctivitis
    • Good Eye Days, Bad Eye Days
    • Foreign Bodies in the Eye
  • Treatment Options
    • Contact lenses for keratoconus
    • Corneal Collagen Crosslinking
    • Piggy-backing
    • Intacs and Ferrara Rings
    • When to go for the transplant
  • Living with KC
    • Supporting Students with Keratoconus
    • Keratoconus at Work
    • Health & Safety – how the law can help you at work
    • Getting the most out of a contact lens appointment
    • KC friendly optometrists
    • Visualise Resource Pack
    • Organ Donation
    • Member Stories
  • Publications
    • Newsletters
    • Conference Videos
    • Blog Posts
    • Links
    • Snellen Charts
  • About Us
    • AGM Papers
    • Our Management Committee
    • Our Aims
    • Our Policy on Data Protection
    • Our Constitution
  • Home
  • Forum
  • About KC
  • Treatment Options
  • Living with KC
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The Keratoconus Group is the working name of The Keratoconus Self Help and Support Association, a registered charity in England and Wales (1057629) and in Scotland (SC039552).

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