5 dangerous diseases The European royal family suffered in history
Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
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Queen Victoria (England) suffered from a coagulation and hereditary disorder for the next three generations, while Ivan's Violence in Russia died of syphilis.
Coagulation disorder is a rare disease with a rate of one in 10,000 people. It clung to the Royal Family for a long time.
Vietnam has 12 million people carrying the gene of congenital hemorrhage (Thalassemia), each year more than 8,000 children are born sick, of which more than 2,000 childr…
Nguyen Gia Huy 16 years old in Thanh Hoa had congenital haemophilia. From a young age, my body often appears bruises under the skin. I was very bleeding, each time it wa…
Manpreet Sing, 23, lives at Hisar, northwest of India called
Each person's ability to empathize is different, and the cause is partly due to hereditary inheritance from her parents.
This is a rare genetic disease. This boy does not have an immune system, must stay indoors to avoid infection and see a doctor constantly.
Is stroke a hereditary disease; Dizziness is a symptom of stroke; How to prevent? ... are common questions about stroke.
Below is the basic knowledge of Friedreich ataxia (loss of things), please consult.
Like many other women, Ms. Nguyen Thi Nguyet (Phuc Tho commune - Ha Tay) hopes to have a family and children who are obedient and healthy. But misfortune came when she g…
Systemic lupus erythematosus is a disease of connective tissue, autoimmune, meaning the body produces its own antibodies against itself.
This is a genetic disease. Typical manifestations of the disease are loose skin, tissue, and joints due to abnormal collagen production.
A former nurse in Harlow, Essex (England), suffers from a fatty acid metabolism that makes her body unable to move and urine turning black.
A Bangladeshi man suffers from a special disease, causing hundreds of bubble-like tumors to grow throughout his body.
An international team of scientists on February 6 said gene therapy using a benign virus helped deaf ears hear sounds around them.