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 Information and support for those who have Meniere's Disease (Morbus Meniere) and those who love them. Meniere's Disease is an equal opportunity disease. You are not alone. This site is maintained as a non-profit public service to provide information and support regarding Meniere's Disease. The site maintainers have no medical credentials and there is no medical advice at this site -- medical advice should be obtained only from a licensed physician.  None of the information or links at this site is warranted for accuracy, reliability, timeliness, completeness, or anything else; read and click at this site (and the rest of the Web) at your own risk and with a healthy dose of skepticism -- and always consult your physician. Please email comments, inquiries, suggestions, and corrections (everything, including typos) to the Webmaster.

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