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Maladie génétique: vivre avec la drépanocytose

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décembre 10, 2017 – Maladie génétique: comment vivre avec la drépanocytose? De jeunes malades apprennent à vivre avec la drépanocytose alors que dans un même temps, la recherche tente de mettre au point des traitements innovants.

Dépasser ses limites pour surmonter la maladie.

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