ausEE Inc. is the national support and patient advocacy organisation representing Australians living with an eosinophil-associated disease (EAD).
We extend our support and advocacy to people in New Zealand and their whānau.
We are a registered Australia wide charity whose mission is to improve the lives of those affected by eosinophilic diseases by providing support, evidence-based information, resources, and advocacy, and by campaigning to raise awareness and funds for research in Australia. Additionally, we support the tube feeding community, as eosinophilic gastrointestinal diseases (EGIDs) are among the many conditions that may require a feeding tube to meet nutritional needs. ausEE’s Feeding Tube Aware campaign raises awareness, shares information and resources, and provides support and connections to unite the community.
Donations to ausEE Inc. over $2 are tax deductible. All donations received will help us to achieve our mission. Please Donate here. Eosinophils (pronounced ee-oh-sin-oh-fills) are a type of white blood cell that play a role in certain medical conditions and immune responses. When someone has too many eosinophils in their blood, tissues, organs, or digestive system, without another known cause, they may have an eosinophil-associated disease (EAD). In these conditions, eosinophils can build up and cause inflammation and tissue or organ damage. There are different types of EADs, and diagnosis usually depends on where in the body the eosinophils are found and what symptoms a person has. Learn more...
We are a registered Australia wide charity whose mission is to improve the lives of those affected by eosinophilic diseases by providing support, evidence-based information, resources, and advocacy, and by campaigning to raise awareness and funds for research in Australia. Additionally, we support the tube feeding community, as eosinophilic gastrointestinal diseases (EGIDs) are among the many conditions that may require a feeding tube to meet nutritional needs. ausEE’s Feeding Tube Aware campaign raises awareness, shares information and resources, and provides support and connections to unite the community.
Donations to ausEE Inc. over $2 are tax deductible. All donations received will help us to achieve our mission. Please Donate here. Eosinophils (pronounced ee-oh-sin-oh-fills) are a type of white blood cell that play a role in certain medical conditions and immune responses. When someone has too many eosinophils in their blood, tissues, organs, or digestive system, without another known cause, they may have an eosinophil-associated disease (EAD). In these conditions, eosinophils can build up and cause inflammation and tissue or organ damage. There are different types of EADs, and diagnosis usually depends on where in the body the eosinophils are found and what symptoms a person has. Learn more...
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Featured Research
Researchers from the University of Newcastle are seeking potential participants for their research project ‘Taste Matters: Evaluating Flavour Acceptability in Oral Liquid Medicines’. This research aims to find out which flavours different people like. This will help them choose better flavours for liquid medicines taken by mouth, so they taste nicer and are easier and more pleasant to take.
Who can participate in the research?- This research study invites participants, aged 12 years and older, to complete a survey.- People can take part whether or not they have any health conditions.- People who cannot participate include those who are younger than 12 years.
What does participation involve?- To participate, click the link for your age group (18+ years or 12–17 years) and complete the online survey.- The survey will ask you to complete 10 questions about your background, medication experience, and medication flavour preferences.- Your answers will be anonymous; you will not be identifiable from the answers you give.- The survey should take approximately 2 to 5 minutes to complete. If you would like more information on this study of have any questions, please contact: Professor Susan Hua (Chief Investigator)
Who can participate in the research?- This research study invites participants, aged 12 years and older, to complete a survey.- People can take part whether or not they have any health conditions.- People who cannot participate include those who are younger than 12 years.
What does participation involve?- To participate, click the link for your age group (18+ years or 12–17 years) and complete the online survey.- The survey will ask you to complete 10 questions about your background, medication experience, and medication flavour preferences.- Your answers will be anonymous; you will not be identifiable from the answers you give.- The survey should take approximately 2 to 5 minutes to complete. If you would like more information on this study of have any questions, please contact: Professor Susan Hua (Chief Investigator)
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ausEE Inc.PO Box 9923Frenchville Qld 4701