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Hemophilia A
6 Jan 1994
Abstract excerpt
The dramatic hemorrhages, the effect of the disease on history through its presence in Queen Victoria's descendants, and the devastating role of therapeutic concentrates in the transmission of the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) have made hemophilia A the object of great medical, scientific, and public interest. The commonest hereditary coagulation disorder and a disease without ethnic or geographic...
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