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MCAD: Une nouvelle maladie diagnostiquée à la naissance

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14 novembre 2019 – Le dépistage néonatal, qui porte aujourd’hui sur cinq maladies graves, va être complété par la détection d’une maladie supplémentaire dès le premier trimestre 2020, selon la ministre de la Santé en France. Donc, dès 2020, le déficit en MCAD, une maladie génétique parfois létale,

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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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