'Celtic' blood disorder on the rise in Ireland

A blood disorder that effects people of Celtic ancestry is becoming more prevalent in Ireland.

'Celtic' blood disorder on the rise in Ireland

A blood disorder that effects people of Celtic ancestry is becoming more prevalent in Ireland.

It is thought as many as 22,000 people here suffer from Haemochromatosis, which is too much iron in the blood.

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